Colorado Won't Appeal Last Week's Court Decision that Validated Certain Write-in Votes

The Colorado Secretary of State will not appeal last week’s decision on the validity of write-in votes, when the voter forgets or doesn’t know to fill in the bubble next to the name that voter has just written in.  See this story.  The “undervotes” in the State House race in district 61 will now get a recount using human beings.  They may or may not find enough ballots in which the voter wrote in “Kathleen Curry” but didn’t fill in the bubble, to give the lead to Curry, the write-in independent candidate who is running for re-election.


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  1. ALL voters are supposed to know ALL election laws.

    What do the voter instructions say about write-in votes in the MORON CO regime ???

    What if this happened in a LARGE State – like CA — require every *undervote* ballot to be looked at by a zillion folks for days / weeks / months / years ???

    See Bush v. Gore — reqarding *LEGAL* votes (and the lack of same in the then MORON FL regime).

    See the HAVA law – requiring the MORON States to have a definition of a LEGAL vote — so that even MORON judges can detect if a vote is LEGAL or ILLEGAL.

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