[Colorado-Talk] Some Information About BallotTrax and Submitting Your Ballot

[Amy Sabo]

hello Curtis,
I did my ballot for the upcoming election with the accessible one and,
I piut in the envelope with my information that you had put in your
message and, then dropped it off to the drop box for my county clerk
office last week. I used the envelope that my original one came in the
mail and, I got a email that it was received and, also accepted too!

so, this does work and, it's awesome! so, everyone go out and, do this
for yourself in the county that you live in in Colorado! thanks for
the information and, I will talk to you soon.


sincerely,
amy

On 10/16/20, Curtis Chong via Colorado-Talk <colorado-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Greetings:
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> I have learned some important information about the relationship between
> BallotTrax and returning your accessible ballot which might be of interest
> to some people. As you may know, BallotTrax is the system which Colorado
> voters (excluding voters in the City and County of Denver) can use to track
> what happens to their ballot-from when the ballot is mailed to the time the
> ballot is received and processed for counting. If, after printing your
> accessible ballot and ballot application, you choose to send your ballot in
> using the official ballot return envelope you received in the mail,
> BallotTrax will acknowledge receipt of your ballot when you have sent it in
> and send you a text message and/or an email notifying you of that fact. If,
> on the other hand, you choose to send your ballot in using a regular
> envelope on which you have written "OFFICIAL BALLOT ENCLOSED," the
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> systems which process ballot return envelopes will have nothing against
> which to match, and thus, the ballot receipt will not be able to be
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> and acknowledged by the BallotTrax system. Therefore, if you really want
> up-to-the-minute notification of what is happening with your ballot, you
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> best served by returning your ballot using the official, barcoded  ballot
> return envelope. This does not mean that your accessible ballot is not
> going
> to be counted, only that it will not be tracked by BallotTrax.
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> Cordially,
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> Curtis Chong
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