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Colorado Amendment 84, with the records attached
A source-linked guide to Colorado’s proposed mail-ballot ID amendment, covering verification, correction rules, costs, and arguments.
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- It says missing or mismatched identification details can be corrected within eight days after election day; the page is marked as an unpublished draft.
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The filed-text explanation says the identification check supplements, rather than replaces, the ballot signature; accepted entries include the last four digits of specified government or Colorado identification numbers. For missing or mismatched information, the page says a ballot is held pending correction, with an eight-day post-election window. It also places a first-year state-and-local cost estimate of up to $2.7 million beside the source material.
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