After Scott Gessler's anti-fraud efforts, more than 500
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Secretary of State Scott Gessler maintains that voter fraud is a
serious problem -- and after launching initiatives to prevent
illegal ballots from being cast, his office says that exactly
518 voters were removed from the rolls due to non-citizenship --
more than expected. Some may have taken themselves off the list
after being contacted by his office, while others were likely
taken off by county clerks.  One of the biggest loopholes in
Colorado's registration system according to the Secretary of
State's office is that immigrants who aren't allowed to vote can
sometimes easily sign up on the voter rolls. That means that if
they vote on Election Day, it would be an act of fraud.  In the
months leading up to the high-stakes election in Colorado,
Gessler got a lot of push back for his efforts to address this
loophole, which included send