Colorado § 1-12-210 - Certification of appointment.
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§ 1-12-210. Certification of appointment.
All appointments under this article shall be evidenced by an appropriate entry in the minutes of the meeting of the governing board, and the appointing body shall cause a notice of appointment and the oath of office to be delivered to the person appointed. A duplicate of each notice of appointment, an acceptance of appointment, and the mailing address of the person appointed shall be kept as a permanent record by the appointing body and forwarded to any other appropriate official.
Source: L. 92: Entire article R&RE, p. 803, § 15, effective January 1, 1993.
ARTICLE 13
Election Offenses
PART 1
OFFENSES - GENERAL PROVISIONS
1-13-101. District attorney or attorney general to prosecute.
1-13-102. Sufficiency of complaint - judicial notice.
1-13-103. Immunity of witness from prosecution.
1-13-104. Perjury.
1-13-105. False certificates by officers.
1-13-106. Forgery.
1-13-107. Violation of duty.
1-13-108. Anonymous statements concerning candidates or issues. (Repealed)
1-13-109. False or reckless statements relating to candidates or questions submitted to electors - penalties - definitions.
1-13-110. Wagers with electors.
1-13-111. Penalties for election offenses.
1-13-112. Offenses relating to mail ballots.
1-13-113. Interference with distribution of election material.
1-13-114. Failure to comply with requirements of secretary of state.
PART 2
OFFENSES - QUALIFICATIONS AND REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS
1-13-201. Interfering with or impeding registration.
1-13-202. Unlawful qualification as taxpaying elector.
1-13-203. Procuring false registration.
1-13-204. Adding names after registration closed. (Repealed)
1-13-205. County clerk and recorder signing wrongful registration.
1-13-206. Disposition of mail voter registration application. (Repealed)
1-13-207. Signature on registration record is proof of oath.
1-13-208. Deputy county clerk and recorder - influencing party affiliation.
1-13-209. High school deputy registrar - influencing party affiliation.
PART 3
OFFENSES - POLITICAL PARTY ORGANIZATION
1-13-301. Fraud at precinct caucus, assembly, or convention.
1-13-302. Fraudulent voting in precinct caucus, assembly, or convention.
1-13-303. Other offenses at precinct caucus, assembly, or convention.
PART 4
OFFENSES - ACCESS TO BALLOT BY CANDIDATE
1-13-401. Bribery of petition signers.
1-13-402. Tampering with nomination papers - nomination petitions.
1-13-403. Defacing of petitions other than nominating petitions.
PART 5
(Reserved)
PART 6
OFFENSES - NOTICE AND PREPARATION FOR ELECTIONS
1-13-601. Tampering with notices or supplies.
PART 7
OFFENSES - CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS
1-13-701. Interference with election official - intimidation or retaliation against election official.
1-13-702. Interfering with watcher.
1-13-703. Tampering with statewide voter registration system, registration list, or pollbook.
1-13-704. Unlawfully permitting to vote.
1-13-704.5. Voting by persons not entitled to vote - penalty.
1-13-705. Personating elector.
1-13-706. Delivering and receiving ballots at polls.
1-13-707. Inducing defective ballot.
1-13-707.5. Tampering with ballot box.
1-13-708. Tampering with voting equipment.
1-13-708.5. Elected officials not to handle electronic or electromechanical voting equipment or devices.
1-13-709. Voting in wrong polling location. (Repealed)
1-13-709.5. Residence - false information - penalty.
1-13-709.6. Residence - conspiring to give false information - penalty.
1-13-710. Voting twice - penalty.
1-13-711. Interference with voter while voting.
1-13-712. Disclosing or identifying vote.
1-13-713. Intimidation.
1-13-714. Electioneering - removing and return of ballot - definition.
1-13-715. Liquor in or near voter service and polling center.
1-13-716. Destroying, removing, or delaying delivery of election records.
1-13-717. Penalty for destruction of supplies.
1-13-718. Release of information concerning count.
1-13-719. Employer's unlawful acts.
1-13-720. Unlawfully giving or promising money or employment or facilitating the trading of votes.
1-13-721. Receipt of money or jobs.
1-13-722. Defacing or removing abstract of votes. (Repealed)
1-13-723. Penalty for neglect of duty - destruction of ballots - breaking seal.
1-13-724. Unlawfully carrying a firearm at a polling location or drop box - exception - legislative declaration.
1-13-725. False slate of presidential electors - penalties.
1-13-726. Intimidation of voters or election officials - civil enforcement - short title - definitions.
PART 8
OFFENSES - MAIL VOTING AND VOTING BY NEW RESIDENTS
1-13-801. Mailing other materials with mail ballot.
1-13-802. Delivery of a mail ballot outside county clerk and recorder's office.
1-13-803. Offenses relating to voting by mail ballot.
1-13-804. Duty to report lost, stolen, or late ballots - penalty.
PART 9
(Reserved)
PART 1
OFFENSES - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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