Voters will decide whether to require people to verify their identity on Colorado ballots with social security, driver’s license numbers
What to know about Voters will decide whether to require people to verify their identity on Colorado ballots with social security, driver’s license numbers
Colorado voters will be asked in November whether to amend the state constitution to require that people verify their identity when submitting mail ballots by including the last four digits of either their social security, driver’s license or state ID number.
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What happened
Colorado voters will be asked in November whether to amend the state constitution to require that people verify their identity when submitting mail ballots by including the last four digits of either their social security, driver’s license or state ID number.
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