Colorado § 1-4-1408 - Prior actions not affected.

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§ 1-4-1408. Prior actions not affected.

District attorney term limit ballot questions approved by the voters of any judicial district prior to May 20, 2010, are not affected by the enactment of this part 14 and shall remain valid.

Source: L. 2010: Entire part added, (SB 10-070), ch. 238, p. 1046, § 1, effective May 20.

ARTICLE 5

Notice of and Preparation for Elections

PART 1

POLLING LOCATIONS

1-5-101. Establishing precincts and polling places for partisan elections.

1-5-101.5. Precinct numbering.

1-5-102. Establishing precincts and voter service and polling centers for nonpartisan elections.

1-5-102.5. Establishing polling places for coordinated elections. (Repealed)

1-5-102.7. Combining precincts and polling places - vote centers. (Repealed)

1-5-102.9. Voter service and polling centers - number required - services provided - drop-off locations - definition.

1-5-103. Changes in boundaries - partisan elections.

1-5-104. Changes in boundaries - nonpartisan elections.

1-5-105. Restrictions.

1-5-106. Polling location or drop-off location - designation by sign.

1-5-107. Polling places for disabled electors - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-108. Election judges may change polling locations and drop-off locations.

PART 2

CALL AND NOTICE

1-5-201. Notice of presidential primary election. (Repealed)

1-5-201.5. Legislative declaration - purpose.

1-5-202. Notice of presidential primary and primary election by secretary of state and county clerk and recorder. (Repealed)

1-5-203. Certification of ballot.

1-5-204. Call for nominations for nonpartisan elections. (Repealed)

1-5-205. Published and posted notice of election - content.

1-5-206. Postcard notice - reimbursement of mailing cost - definition. (Repealed)

1-5-206.5. Ballot issue notice. (Repealed)

1-5-206.7. Failure to receive mailed notice.

1-5-207. Court-ordered elections.

1-5-208. Election may be canceled - when.

PART 3

REGISTRATION RECORDS

1-5-301. Registration record for partisan elections.

1-5-302. Computer lists may be used in lieu of original registration records.

1-5-303. Registration records for nonpartisan elections.

1-5-304. Lists of property owners.

PART 4

BALLOTS

1-5-401. Method of voting.

1-5-402. Primary election ballots.

1-5-403. Content of ballots for general and congressional vacancy elections.

1-5-404. Arrangement of names on ballots for partisan elections.

1-5-405. Arrangement of names on voting machines - testing of machines - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-406. Content of ballots for nonpartisan elections.

1-5-407. Form of ballots.

1-5-408. Form of ballots - electronic voting. (Repealed)

1-5-409. Single cross mark for party slate not permitted.

1-5-410. Printing and distribution of ballots.

1-5-411. Substitute ballots.

1-5-412. Correction of errors.

1-5-413. Sample ballots.

PART 5

POLLING PLACE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT

1-5-501. Sufficient voting booths, voting machines, or electronic voting equipment.

1-5-502. Ballot boxes for nonmachine voting.

1-5-503. Arrangement of voting equipment or voting booths and ballot boxes.

1-5-504. Instruction cards.

1-5-504.5. Items to be posted at polling locations.

1-5-505. Election expenses to be paid by county - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-505.5. State reimbursement to counties for elections with state certified ballot content.

1-5-506. Election expenses in nonpartisan elections.

1-5-507. County clerk and recorder to give estimate.

PART 6

AUTHORIZATION AND USE OF VOTING MACHINES AND ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEMS

1-5-600.3. Definitions.

1-5-601. Use of voting systems.

1-5-601.5. Compliance with federal requirements.

1-5-602. Requirements for voting machines - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-603. Adoption and payment for voting machines. (Repealed)

1-5-604. Experimental use - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-605. Other laws apply - paper ballots permitted for absentee voting - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-605.5. Custody of voting system.

1-5-605.7. Mechanical lever voting machines - prohibited.

1-5-606. Election officials and employees not to have interest in voting equipment or devices.

1-5-607. Elected officials not to handle voting equipment or devices.

1-5-608. Requirements - electronic voting systems - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-608.2. Punch card voting systems - prohibited.

1-5-608.5. Electromechanical voting systems - testing by federally accredited labs - certification and approval of purchasing of electromechanical voting systems by secretary of state - conditions of use by secretary of state - testing.

1-5-609. Acquisition and use authorized - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-610. Preparation for use - electromechanical voting.

1-5-611. Requirements - nonpunch card electronic voting systems.

1-5-612. Use of electronic and electromechanical voting systems.

1-5-613. Purchase and sale of voting equipment.

1-5-614. Certification of electronic and electromechanical voting systems - standards. (Repealed)

1-5-615. Electromechanical voting systems - requirements.

1-5-616. Electromechanical voting systems - standards - procedures.

1-5-617. Examination - testing - certification.

1-5-618. Modification of electronic and electromechanical voting systems - definition.

1-5-619. Temporary use of electronic and electromechanical voting systems.

1-5-620. Electronic or electromechanical voting system information - software. (Repealed)

1-5-621. Compliance - definitions.

1-5-622. Special rules applicable to 2007 retesting of voting systems - repeal. (Repealed)

1-5-623. Purchase of new electromechanical voting systems - approval of secretary of state - rules.

PART 7

ACCESSIBILITY FOR ELECTORS WITH DISABILITIES

1-5-701. Legislative declaration - federal funds.

1-5-702. Definitions.

1-5-703. Accessibility of polling locations to persons with disabilities.

1-5-704. Standards for accessible voting systems.

1-5-705. Accessible voter interface devices - minimum requirement.

1-5-706. Ballot access for voters with a disability - definition.

1-5-707. Voting notice required - covered entities.

PART 8

VOTER-VERIFIED PAPER RECORD

1-5-801. Acquisition of voting systems - voter-verified paper record.

1-5-802. Use of voting systems - voter-verified paper record.

PART 9

MULTILINGUAL BALLOT ACCESS

1-5-901. Short title.

1-5-902. Legislative declaration - intent.

1-5-903. Definitions.

1-5-904. Multilingual ballot hotline - creation - secretary of state - rules.

1-5-905. Multilingual ballot access - general provisions - requirements of secretary of state - county clerks.

1-5-906. Minority language sample ballots - county clerk.

1-5-907. In-person minority language ballot - county clerk - voter service and polling centers.

1-5-908. State assistance to counties for implementation costs.

PART 1

POLLING LOCATIONS

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