Opt-out of Mail Ballot Packets for Elections

Summary

The bill lets any registered Colorado voter opt out of the default mailing of ballot packets for elections run by mail. Voters who opt out can still vote in person or request a mail ballot later, and counties would stop sending them the packets, saving money and materials. It was designed to cut waste while preserving full voting access.

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