14 Sep All Colorado voters will be able to track their ballots in fall election
Secretary of State to launch statewide system to boost voter confidence Colorado voters will have a new tool this fall to ensure their ballot is counted. A few counties across the state have been allowing voters to track the life of their ballots, and beginning with the upcoming election voters in all of Colorado’s 64 counties will be able to use that same system, Secretary of State Jena Griswold told The Denver Post. Registered voters with an email address on file will automatically receive notification in the coming weeks of their ballot’s progress on its way to them. Others can opt-in at colorado.ballottrax.net and sign up for email, text, or voicemail notifications. “If you can order a pizza and see it as it’s being delivered, we think we should be able to offer the same service with voting,” Griswold said. County clerks will mail ballots to voters across the...