Election Day is June 2. Here is a guide to get you prepared.

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Eddy County voters will choose multiple local and statewide candidates for the General Election on Nov. 3 during the Tuesday, June 2 Primary Election.

Primary voters will choose party nominees for county commission seats, county sheriff and magistrate judge, along with governor, lieutenant governor and seats in the New Mexico Legislature.

New Mexico’s runs closed primary elections, meaning only those registered with a particular party are allowed to vote for that party’s nominees.

This year is the first where voters registered as Independent can choose a ballot for either of the major parties.

Polls close at 7 p.m., June 2 throughout the county.

Here’s what to know and who is on the ballot in Eddy County.

Where to vote on Election Day

Artesia

Faith Baptist Church

401 S. 20th St.

Eddy County Sub-Office

602 S. 1st St.

Central Valley Electric

1403 N. 13th St.

Trinity Temple Church

16th & Hermosa

Loving

Loving School Administration

603 W Cottonwood

Carlsbad

St. Peter Lutheran Church

1302 W. Pierce St.

Lakeview Christian Home

1300 N. Canal St.

VFW

1916 San Jose Blvd.

Hillcrest Baptist Church

605 N. 6th St.

JMA

500 W. Church St.

Clerk’s Office

325 S. Main St.

Eddy County Fire Service Center

1400 Commerce Dr.

Otis Community Center

2513 Bannister Rd.

Who’s on the ballot?Local contested Races

New Mexico Representative, District 66

Republicans

Trinidad Malone

Dan Lewis

County Commissioner, District 1

Republicans

Austin Washburn

Henry Casteneda

County Assessor

Democrats

Gemma Ferguson

Republicans

Rhonda Hatch (Incumbent)

Melissa Washburn

Statewide Races

U.S. Representative District 2

Democrats

Gabe Vasquez (Incumbent)

Republicans

Greg Cunningham

U.S. Representative District 3

Democrats

Teresa Leger Fernandez (Incumbent)

Republicans

Martin Zamora

U.S. Senate

Democrats

Ben Ray Lujan (Incumbent)

Matt Dodson

Republicans

Larry Marker (write-in)

Governor

Democrats

Deb Haaland

Sam Bregman

Republicans

Gregg Hull

Doug Turner

Duke Rodriguez

Lieutenant Governor

Democrats

Maggie Toulouse Oliver

Harold Pope

Republicans

David Gallegos

Manuel Lardizabal

Aubrey Blair Dunne

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