Vote by mail: How one Colorado county secures its ballots | 60 Minutes



Colorado is one of eight states that allows all elections to be conducted by mail. 60 Minutes got an up-close look at how Jefferson County safeguards the process.

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36 thoughts on “Vote by mail: How one Colorado county secures its ballots | 60 Minutes”

  1. Yea i think we all want to vote by mail. We also dont wanna see the windows of the counters get covered up. Or random suit cases gwt wheeled into the room. Thats what makes it shady and not trustworthy

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  2. Hey this is 60 Minutes and we're gonna show a state with an excellent voting process as opposed to the dozen or so swing states where it's a free for all of corruption and changed the last presidential election hahahaha

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  3. Great job. I live in Mesa County on the other side of the Rockies. My Clerk is under indictment for giving voting machine source code to The Pillow Guy. My Cong. Rep. is Lauren Baubert. Why doesn't this compelling production make me feel more secure?

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  4. The problem is that 35-40% of Americans are conspiracy theory nut jobs that cannot accept their view are not the majority

    The bubble they live in is just an echo chamber of people that have convinced themselves a civil war is beneficial to their ideologies

    Rational “Republicans” should vote “D” until their party dumps the fruit loops

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  5. The problem with any form of non in-person voting is that you don't know who actually voted or 8f there was any coercion or fraud in the voting. Anyone can mark the ballots and votes can also easily be sold!

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  6. Correct me if Im wrong, they send a ballot to every registered voter, right? How do they determine if the address is still valid?
    If you don't apply for a driver's license there's no way to determine if the address you used to register to vote from 5+ years ago is still valid. Yet a blank ballot will still be shipped to that old address?

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  7. As an Arizonian I am so sick of Kari Lake and the people that support here. This is nothing wrong with mail-in ballots. I bet if she does win and do away with it, she will lose the next election. However, she will try to hang on to power.

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  8. 15 total cases of fraud in 10+ years of mail voting here in Colorado. No long lines, no voter intimidation. I received my Jeffco ballot this weekend and it was tracked to me via email so I knew it was on its way.

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  9. The whole country should be running their elections like Colorado does.. It is extremely secure and extremely convenient. I really miss living there for everything, but that is a big component

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  10. The thing that he kind of missed, glossed over, are those drop boxes. They're all over the place and I feel like you can walk to any one of them. No more than two miles away. They're at bus stops, train stops, fire stations, of course the post office, I saw them everywhere. It's a really awesome system that should be Nationwide.

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  11. Pairing those of differing political parties institutionalizes the two party system even more. Its better that temp elections workers are randomly teamed up each morning. We don't talk politics, we don't know each others political beliefs. I've been one of those temp Elections workers in Washington State for 6 years now looking for fraud. Found none so far.

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  12. Question. In my previous Colorado apartment, I received two ballots in the mail that belonged to the previous tenants. In theory, if someone could forge their signature, they can send back the filled out ballots. There is no way to detect that type of fraud, right?

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  13. What happens when a ballot is not filled properly or unreadable by the machine? Is there an adjudication where a human has to manually select which circles the machine will read?

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