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ID Number Would Have to Appear on Colorado Mail Ballots if Amendment Passes
Supporters say the measure would add a secondary verification step, while opponents warn it could reject more ballots and cost counties $2.5 million in year one.
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ID number would have to appear on Colorado mail ballots if amendment passes
Coloradans who vote with a mail ballot must sign the ballot envelope. If voters approve a proposed constitutional amendment in November, they would also need to include an ID number on the envelope. Amendment 84 would require voters to write…
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