🇺🇸DWheel🍊🇺🇸

Only feeble-minded individuals continue to parrot the line that all-mail elections in Colorado are safe and secure. But did you know that you don’t even need to prove that you live in the state to register to vote in Colorado? Let me describe how some morally bankrupt nut jobs in other states can and do go about registering to vote in Colorado. Step 1: Register to vote in Colorado on-line by going to: sos.state.co.us/voter/pages/… (In 2025, 14,506 new registrants were added to the Colorado voter this way. From January to August 2026, 14,990 new on-line registrants were added, so it is getting more popular.) Step 2: Choose the address of a residence in the district you are seeking to influence. It doesn’t have to be a real address because close enough is good enough (no one checks). You don’t need a Colorado drivers license or ID number (which WOULD be proof you lived in Colorado) just, a (mostly) legal name, date of birth and the last four digits of your social security number (or a student ID if you don't have one). Step 3: Add an out-of-state mailing address where you will receive / retrieve the Colorado ballot that will be mailed to you. (If you choose an international address, you will be able to vote electronically and save yourself the cost of a stamp on the return ballot.) It is incredibly hard (virtually impossible if you only have a name, birth date and the last four digits of a social security number) to track if people in different states are voting in the same federal election. And because out-of-state or overseas mailing addresses never expire or have to be renewed on the Colorado voter roll, each election the Colorado voter roll get more and more bloated with people who don’t live in the state. Step 4: If you check the box that you are “unhoused” your Colorado residence address can be any commercial property, intersection or homeless services provider but you will still need a mailing address. (It is less usual for homeless registrants to have overseas mailing addresses but there are currently seven at Boulder’s homeless shelter who do.) Approximately 30,306 Colorado ballots will be sent to out-of-state active status registrants this next election and around 21,259 (alleged) Coloradan registrants with international mailing addresses (very few appear to be service members) could potentially vote electronically. There are SO FEW checks and balances on ensuring Colorado’s voter roll is accurate … it would be very EASY to require some proof of residency (proof of citizenship would be nice too), BUT that would make elections in Colorado safe and secure, something the current Colorado Secretary of State seems to be violently opposed to doing.