The Albuquerque City Council elections on October 3, 2028, will determine representatives for all nine council districts in New Mexico's largest city. Half of the council seats (typically four or five, depending on the cycle) are up for election in this municipal contest, which is nonpartisan but often reflects party affiliations.
The Albuquerque City Council elections on October 3, 2028, will determine representatives for all nine council districts in New Mexico's largest city. Half of the council seats (typically four or five, depending on the cycle) are up for election in this municipal contest, which is nonpartisan but often reflects party affiliations.
Voters in Albuquerque must first register to vote, which can be done online through the New Mexico Secretary of State's voter portal, by mail, or in person at county clerk offices. On Election Day, registered voters can cast ballots at designated polling places across the city; early voting is available at select locations starting two weeks prior, and absentee ballots can be requested by eligible voters with no excuse required.