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The results are in — again: Tina Peters lost her GOP primary election for secretary of state nomination

A recount of votes in the GOP primary for Colorado secretary of state shows what election officials knew to be true from the first round of counting: Tina Peters, an election denier, did not come close to winning her primary election.

The Denver Post

Abortion access finds a place even in down-ballot campaigns

Some Democratic candidates in statewide down-ballot races have decided to make abortion access key to their campaigns

The Independent UK

Amid threats, security rises at meetings of public officials

Threats against election officials in the U.S. have risen to such a level that those attending a conference this week in Wisconsin were not given the agenda until after they arrived, were warned not to wear their name tags in public and were shuttled to an undisclosed location for trivia…

The Independent UK

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What to watch in primaries in Colorado, Illinois, elsewhere

Seven states are set to host primary elections Tuesday as the nation comes to terms with last week’s stunning Supreme Court ruling eliminating the constitutional right to an abortion

The Independent UK

Man pleads to threatening Colorado's top elections official

A Nebraska man has pleaded guilty in federal court to making death threats against Colorado’s top elections official

The Independent UK

Election tampering investigation, 2020 results take central role in Colorado’s Republican primary for secretary of state

Pam Anderson, Mike O’Donnell, and Tina Peters—are running in the Republican primary for Colorado secretary of state on June 28, 2022. The winner will face incumbent Jena Griswold (D) in the November 8 general election. Anderson and Peters, both with experience serving as county clerks, have led in fundraising and…

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New Colorado laws target election 'insider threats,' protect election workers

DENVER — Colorado law now includes new provisions aimed to protect the state’s elections and its election workers.

The Denver Post

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Colorado elections race tests GOP embrace of conspiracies

Colorado's Republican primary for its top elections official may be a contest against the past and future approaches the party has to administering elections

The Independent UK

Bulletproof vests at the ballot box

"The potential for violence that we face is very real"

Salon

GOP election-deniers elevate races for secretary of state

Add one more group of contests to the white-hot races for Congress and governor that will dominate this year’s midterm elections: secretaries of state

The Independent UK

A GOP lawmaker wanted to be listed as “Let’s Go Brandon” on the ballot. A judge said no.

Someone come claim this brain-poisoned doofus.

Mic

Trump allies breach 8 voting systems

At least some breaches were linked to Mike Lindell's endless campaign to investigate nonexistent election fraud

Salon

Congressional candidate sues to have 'Let’s Go Brandon' as a nickname on Colorado ballot

DENVER — “Let’s Go Brandon” has become a code for some conservatives’ wanting to use a four-letter word to describe their feelings toward President Joe Biden. One Colorado congressional candidate also wants it as part of his name on the Republican primary ballot.

Tribune News Service

GOP conspiracy theorist who ruined $600k worth of voting machines running for Colorado Secretary of State

‘They are coming after me because I am standing in their way — of truth, transparency and elections held closest to the people,’ says Tina Peters

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Legisladores republicanos buscan nuevos poderes sobre elecciones

Los mitos generalizados de que las elecciones presidenciales en 2020 fueron robadas y que ocurrió un fraude electoral siguen dominando en muchas legislaturas estatales, por lo que los políticos republicanos piden más investigaciones y remodelan la administración electoral de una manera que podría darles una ventaja partidista.

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