If you haven't heard, many have been pointing to Colorado as being the next Ohio or Florida in the 2008 Elections. Reports have shown that some election officials are not prepared for the huge turnout. Further, you may have heard about the "check box" issue. Secretary of State Mike Coffman (who is ironically also running for US Congress this Election) is interpreting a state law to designate thousands of Colorado voters as ineligible. You can read about it here in the New York Times where yours truly was quoted most intelligently.

Below is a searchable list of over 22,000 voters who have a voter registration status as "incomplete". This information is public record and was acquired from the Secretary of State's office. Only about 6,500 of these are from the infamous "check box" issue. However, all of these individuals can correct their registration information at their County Clerk's office before Election Day.

Don't freak out if you are on this list. Just simply contact your County Clerk and see what you need to do in order to fix your registration and vote a proper ballot. This database should be up to date as of Thursday, Oct. 16th. If you have already fixed you information and are still on this database, don't worry--you should be all set if you did what the County Clerk asked you to do.

Contact Secretary of State Mike Coffman's office and let him know that we won't stand for voter suppression tactics in Colorado!

Elections Division Phone: 303-894-2200 x 6307 & 6302

Front Desk Email: dianna.butler@sos.state.co.us