5 reports

• 4 reports about No Voting Issue
• 1 reports about Registration Issue

80433: No Voting Issue

I voted at 8am and cast ballot number 36. Even though my Diver's License doesn't have my current address, I had made sure I was registered at the correct address and the judges were polite. Even though the ballot was very long [thirteen amendments, ha] and there were only a few booths, there was no line. I significant number of people must have early voted. It was very easy. Read More »

81301: Registration Issue

First time voters in Colorado must include a copy of proper identification with their mail-in ballots. Women at the polling place were telling us that this is a myth and it does not matter if you have proper identification or not. This is an absolute false statement on their part-- it is essential that first time voters have proper identification. Read More »

80010: No Voting Issue

Because I am a public school teacher, it is just easier to vote via mail-in ballot. My husband and I did without problems. He is a postal carrier and we were both happy with the process. Read More »

80503: No Voting Issue

Colorado has been pushing mail-in and early voting, to good effect. We even have drive-through drop off boxes. I put my mail-in ballot in a drop box last week. Read More »

80123: No Voting Issue

Voted early in Colorado to avoid long lines today.Well organized. I had to take a sample ballot with me due to all of the issues on the ballot here Read More »

9 Electoral Votes

Polling Hours: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

2008 Registered Voters: 3,208,392 as of 11/03 (Colorado Secretary of State Elections Center)

Change from 2004: +3%

Election Day Registration: No

Post-Election Manual Audits: Yes

ID Requirements: Photo or non-photo ID required of all voters

Provisional Voting: Eligible for verification if cast in correct jurisdiction

Voting System: Optical scan, hand-counted paper ballots and DRE with and without VVPAT

» ALL REPORTS: Washington Post Investigations

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Lack of Bilingual Ballots Angers Some in Colo.

State: Colorado

In Colorado, activists and a county clerk clashed over a lack of bilingual ballots. No voting instructions were printed in Spanish and there were not enough translators available at precincts in the county, which is 27 percent Latino. During early voting, Spanish speakers waited in line for more than two hours for translation assistance. (Denver Post) Read More »

A Few Snags, But Voters Persist

State: Colorado

Voting continues in Denver despite the failure of some voting machines. Election judges at Manual High School in Denver's Whittier neighborhood switched to paper ballots after computerized voting machines failed. (Denver Post) Read More »

» ALL REPORTS: Washington Post Investigations

» ON TWITTER: PostVoteMonitor