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Naomi Zeveloff, The Colorado Independent: "First there was Florida. Then there was Ohio. Will Colorado be next? The state has a brand new voter database system, the longest ballot in the nation and hundreds of thousands of new voter registrations to contend with, all of which raise the specter of chaos at the polls come November. And while elections officials maintain that Colorado can pull off its elections without a hitch, several voter watchdog groups say otherwise."

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Colorado Poorly Prepared for Electronic Voting Machine Problems

Myung Oak Kim, The Rocky Mountain News: "A new national study released today said Colorado is one of the least-prepared states to handle electronic voting machine failures on Election Day. The report gave Colorado low marks because state regulations don't outline in detail how poll workers should address problems with voting terminals and don't require counties to keep paper ballots as back-up."

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