Colorado Voting

Military Voters Deserve a Mail Ballot

Richard Allen Smith | Posted 04.23.2012

Richard Allen Smith

This year, Colorado lawmakers can pass a bill that will protect the right to vote for active military overseas.

It's No Secret: Should Your Ballot Be Public?

Posted 03.08.2012

Colorado's Secretary of State Scott Gessler (recently nicknamed the "honey badger" in homage to a sassy viral video), oft laments the negative media c...

Our Secretary of State as a Punch Line

Ellen Dumm | Posted 05.08.2012

Ellen Dumm

Colorado is a key swing state in a presidential election that has a hyper-partisan secretary of state who has become a joke. The two make a difficult combination.

Colorado Tops Country in Bad Treatment of Some Registered Voters

Jason Salzman | Posted 12.24.2011

Jason Salzman

It seems crazy that in Colorado, you won't necessarily get a ballot in the mail, like other good and decent registered voters, if you missed voting in just one election.

Gessler Threatens Criminal Investigations Into Suspect Voters If Bill Doesn't Pass

The Durango Herald | Joe Hanel | Posted 05.25.2011

DENVER -- Secretary of State Scott Gessler will push for criminal investigations of people with suspect voter registration unless the Legislature give...

House Advances Bill Requiring Photo ID's To Vote

Posted 05.25.2011

A bill that would require Colorado voters to show a government-issued photo ID before voting passed on second reading in the House on Monday. House...

Colorado Ponders Move To June Primary

Face the State | Peter Blake | Posted 05.25.2011

Colorado might advance its primary election from mid-August to late June in 2012 because of a federal mandate even Republicans wouldn't dare resist....

Weld County Will Post Deputies At High Volume Voting Sites To Keep Peace

The Denver Post | Monte Whaley | Posted 05.25.2011

GREELEY -- Weld County will post deputies at four high-volume voting centers for the Nov. 2 election to help keep the peace, say county officials. ...

Ballot Bedlam

Aaron Harber | Posted 05.25.2011

Aaron Harber

Did Starbucks design the Colorado ballot knowing some voters will need a shot of caffeine just to finish voting?

Tipping the Scales -- Up to 10,000 Registrations Deemed Incomplete in Colorado

Martin Markovits | Posted 05.25.2011

Martin Markovits

The people most affected by the disqualified registration forms are mainly first-time voters who tend to be college students and minorities.