• Text smaller   • Text bigger  Colorado’s majority-Democrat
legislature adopted a series of new election laws that could be
used by unscrupulous campaigners to alter election results by
bringing in a flood of outside voters, according to election
officials.   A new law allows someone who has lived anywhere in
Colorado for 22 days to walk into an election polling location
in another district and, with a statement of intent to move to
that area, be given a ballot.  Critics point out an unscrupulous
person could lie, and unless he admits to lying, there appears
to be little law enforcement could do.  The development comes as
two Democrats who helped their party ram through major gun
restrictions and other liberal agenda items in the last session
face recall elections.  Weld County Clerk and Recorder Steve
Moreno told WND it is his understanding that a voter living for
more than 22 days in Weld County, far from the districts where
Sens. John Morse (Colorado Springs) and Angela Giron (Pueblo)
are being recalled f