Election fraud is now rampant in New Mexico. Our state government has made election laws so lax that now our elections are up for sale to any special interest group that has the necessary money and manpower.
 
Currently, no identification is required to vote. One must simply state his or her name and address, and a ballot will be handed over.  This means anyone with a phone book can go to the polls and vote illegally in the place of registered voters.

It happened in the 2008 election.  We have affidavits from citizens who had it happen to them.  These unfortunate voters were told they had already voted when they went to the polls, and were forced to vote on a provisional ballot that was later thrown out by their county clerk.

If you were forced to vote on a provisional ballot during the 2008 election, there is a good chance your vote was stolen, too.  

Hispanos Unidos was formed during the 2008 election cycle to promote election reform in New Mexico. We are a non-partisan PAC registered with the state. Started by Hispanic New Mexicans, we welcome all citizens to join us, regardless of race, creed or ethnicity.

We have the audacity to fight for fair elections in New Mexico.

Another sad story about a first time voter's experience in last year's presidential election.

Join the Hispanos Unidos community today! We will keep you informed on the most important issues affecting the people of New Mexico and our country. Registration is free; under no circumstances will Hispanos Unidos ever sell your information to any outside third party.

Be a part of the movement that is saying enough is enough! Join our fight to stop the ever growing government from denying our constitutional and god-given freedoms.