A process known as ballot curing allows local officials to alert voters that there’s an issue with the signature on their ballot, and provides a chance to fix it in time for it to count
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Carman: Lessons from a lost civilization — share the wealth, save the trees and vote while you still can
Our very civilization depends on our votes. A look to the past shows that’s not just campaign hyperbole.
Littwin: If 88% of Americans worry about political violence, why isn’t it driving the midterm vote?
What some have missed in the Washington Post/ABC News poll is that 57% of those polled apparently believe Democrats are at least equally responsible.
Opinion: Fort Collins is voting on how it votes
A city with a history of electoral innovation is at it again.
We spoke to unaffiliated voters in Lauren Boebert’s district soon after she took office. Here’s how they feel about her now.
Unaffiliated voters make up the largest percentage of the electorate in Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District
“What’d I Miss?”: Voting matters — it’s just easier in Colorado than many other states
In “What’d I Miss?” Ossie and Myra appreciate Colorado’s election system, which looks even better compared to states that discourage voter turnout.
How do you vote in Colorado when you’re in jail?
Incarcerated people waiting for their trial or serving a sentence for a misdemeanor conviction in a county jail are eligible to vote as long as they are registered
Colorado sent 30,000 noncitizens a voter registration mailer
Secretary of State Jena Griswold blamed a database error and said none of the noncitizens will be allowed to register to vote if they try
Opinion: Lessons learned in reducing train deaths in India can help us keep democracy on track
We must be the people painting yellow stripes and sounding warning blasts that alert Americans to the danger
How The Colorado Sun is covering the 2022 elections
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