With less than a month until Election Day, Colorado's registration rolls include as many as 6,000 felons who should be ineligible to vote. Election officials have failed to prevent state prisoners and parolees from registering or casting ballots. Records show felons have voted as recently as the August primary, despite a law forbidding it. Secretary of State Donetta Davidson said she was unaware of potential problems until she was asked about a Denver Post comparison of voter registrations to felons currently in the Department of Corrections system. ... "Did I look at it when I took office? No. Could I have looked at it? Yes," said Davidson, a Republican, and Colorado's election chief since 1999. "I had no idea we had that type of numbers." Davidson plans this week to convene an emergency meeting of clerks from Colorado's 64 counties to try to keep prisoners and parolees from voting in November. State law says that "no person while serving a sentence of detention or confinement in a correctional facility, jail, or other location or while serving a sentence of parole shall be eligible to register to vote or to vote in any election ...."Wonder who signed these convicts up? Well lets look at one of them in one day that did 77
The Colorado Voting Project signed up 77 voters Sept. 29 in the Denver County Jail.
A quick google brings them on on the Conservation Voters site, and a flyer with "Colorado Progressive Coalition" and ACORn - the same old fraud-meisters. And as a bonus, they get LARASA.ORG for a bit of hispanic flavor to the voter fraud. There you have it - more of the left's attempts to win by fraud since they cannot win on the issues legitimately.
| They're getting real solid support this election from their base constituencies: the dead, the non-existent, and the orange-jumpsuiters... |