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Colorado requires voter ID to vote in person — either a driver’s license, an IRS issued ID card, a valid passport, or a valid employee card with a photo.

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better be ready to explain why this is more acceptable than Georgia after that absurd political statement.

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Buster Olney

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Apr 6, 2021

Colorado's Coors Field is expected to be the site of the 2021 All-Star Game.

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Matt Whitlock

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Apr 6, 2021

This. twitter.com/NathanWurtzel/

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Like GA, Colorado specifically outlaws electioneering/ campaign workers in campaign gear from handing out food and water to waiting voters. In GA, anyone can give water/snacks to poll workers to distribute. (Fixed previous tweet that had this wrong) sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections

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The point of this isn’t to say Colorado election laws are bad. It’s to say that the

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made a stupid decision based on misinformation about the Georgia bill, and landed in a political minefield of their own making.

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Unlike in Georgia, a Colorado voter could have a friend bring them water or snacks, and not have to bug poll workers who are busy *working on the election*. Also, unlike in Georgia, we have universal vote by mail, so lines aren't really a thing here.

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There are no lines here. We mostly vote by mail or drop box. The boxes are plentiful. Everyone is sent a ballot. CO actually wants people to vote.

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GA outlawed anyone giving out water. The law had nothing to do with “electioneering workers”. And it’s stupid to think ppl would change their vote bec someone gave them water, instead of voting against a party that infuriatingly creates 5-8 hour long lines for select districts.

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“I was going to vote for Trump until a nice young man handed me this refreshing bottle of water from Trader Joe’s so now I’m Team Kamala all the way baby!”

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You have weak hand dude, best get out of the game. There are no lines in Colorado. Every registered voter gets a ballot mailed to them and they drop them off at a nearby ballot box or stick them in the mail. The state had the second highest turnout in the country. No problems

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Keep diggin' a*shole

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Matt, how can someone who made over $9K a month working for the

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know so little about voting in Colorado? Oh, that's right, you were working for the NRSC when Cory Gardner lost his seat here.

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"What will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, yet forfeits his soul? Or what can a man give in exchange for his soul?" -- apparently for Matt it's 9k a month

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They just can't be wearing attire with the candidates name on them. But since we mail in our ballots and there are no lines at the polls, this is a fairly moot point.