US EditionColorado woman found guilty of voter fraud for casting ballots for late ex-husband and son
Elizabeth Ann Davis was convicted of two felony forgery counts and one misdemeanor impersonation count for submitting fraudulent ballots in the 2022 election, officials said.
- Wednesday, Elizabeth Ann Davis, 61, was convicted of two counts of forgery and one count of impersonating an elector for mail ballots in the 2022 general election.
- By submitting mail ballots as others, Elizabeth Ann Davis impersonated her son and late ex-husband, violating the voters' signature requirement on returned ballots, prosecutors say.
- The district attorney's office noted Davis has prior convictions for forgery and other offenses in Florida and Colorado, while Sheri Davis said safeguards in Colorado's elections `are working`.
- The district attorney's office says Davis is scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 9, 2026, and prosecutors say she could face probation or up to three years in prison for forgery charges and election charge.
- This latest case follows another Castle Rock woman sentenced to 20 days in jail last year, while current and former election officials say voter fraud is generally rare and detectable due to election safeguards.
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Elizabeth Ann Davis, 61, voted in the last U.S. general election of 2022 for her late ex-husband, and her son.
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Colorado woman found guilty of voter fraud for casting ballots for late ex-husband and son
Prosecutors in Colorado say a woman has been found guilty of voter fraud for casting ballots for both her late ex-husband and son in the 2022 election.
Castle Rock woman found guilty of voter fraud in the 2022 General Election
DENVER (KDVR) — A 61-year-old Castle Rock voter has been found guilty by a jury of voter fraud, connected to the 2022 General Election. Prosecutors were able to prove that Elizabeth Ann Davis had submitted a ballot under the name of her dead husband and also cast her own legitimate ballot in the same election. She was also convicted of casting a ballot for her son, according to a press release from the 23rd Judicial District Attorney's Office. …
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