Colorado voter information will go to Trump’s election commission next week

The Colorado Secretary of State's Office received a new request Wednesday from the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity.

Worst case scenario: Colorado’s new auditing means we count thousands of votes by hand

The Colorado Secretary of State Office's new risk-limiting audit process should be more accurate, but in close races, prepare for a long wait.

Bennet: Trump’s ‘fake news’-fueled election commission should be disbanded

Colorado to be first state doing check cybersecurity pros say everyone should do

Election clerks across Colorado are getting ready to start auditing statewide and countywide election results to ensure hackers and other threats are screwing with votes.

3,394 people dropped their voter registration in Colorado in the last two weeks

To review, here's what the voter registration data that Secretary of State Wayne Williams would have released (and perhaps still will release) includes.

Trump’s voter commission doesn’t want your voter information just quite yet

Colorado camp counselor wakes up with head in bear’s mouth

Wayne Williams on what he’ll release to Trump’s election commission and why

Here’s how to keep your voter information from being released to Trump’s election commission

In Colorado, you can go to your local county clerk and request to become a confidential voter.

A federal commission will be reviewing your voter history as it looks for evidence of fraud

Secretary of State Wayne Williams will be releasing voter information that is considered public record under Colorado law to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity.

Colorado Secretary of State: We can trust our elections results

Williams: Colorado's elections are clean, fraud rare

You already mailed your ballot in Colorado. Can you get a do-over?

Colorado voter fraud and voting rights abuse complaints get dedicated attorney through Nov. 8

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Colorado has appointed an attorney just to handle elections-related complaints between now and Nov. 8.

Because it’s 2016, training for elections workers now includes active shooter drills

Lynn Bartels, veteran of Colorado political scene, takes on claims of rigged election

"I’d point that many of our clerks are Republican and they idea that they are in it to help Hillary – or Donald – win is insane."

CBS4 investigation finds dead Coloradans continuing to vote

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