According to the 10/05/26 edition of the public Colorado voter roll, sixty-three active status registrants, ranging in age from 19 to 35, listed the address of South Hall, a residence hall on the campus of Colorado College in Colorado Springs, as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. Three had their Colorado ballots and blue books mailed to other states. A 32 year old has a mailing address in South Korea. A 27 year old has a mailing address that hasn’t been active since 2021 when Colorado College stopped using the Worner Center basement for student mail services, and seven individuals didn’t list a room or box number on either their Colorado ballot residence or student mailing address and thus may not have received ballots for the upcoming November 3 election.

According to the 10/05/26 edition of the public Colorado voter roll, thirty-nine active status registrants, ranging in age from 19 to 68, listed the address of the the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office Detention Facility (also known as the Arapahoe County Jail) as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. Three others not registered at this address collect their Colorado ballots here. Unlike homeless shelters or other locations where large numbers of unaccompanied Colorado ballots are dumped by the Secretary of State, Colorado statute 1-7.5-113.5 REQUIRES that ballots for registrants at a county jail or detention center are both delivered and coordinated by the county clerk and a TRAINED designee of the sheriff who is charged with collecting and securely storing completed ballots until a team of bipartisan election judges, acting at the direction of the county clerk, retrieves them. Accordingly, this is one of the rare examples of where chain of custody control over ballots is maintained. In Colorado, everyone can vote except for individuals detained or incarcerated for a felony conviction.

According to the 10/05/26 edition of the public Colorado voter roll, fifty-three active status registrants, ranging in age from 18 to 88, listed the address of the Colorado Rocky Mountain School. In Carbondale as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. The school is a coeducational independent boarding and day high school for grades 9 –12 with a focus on college-prep academics, arts, wilderness and outdoor programs, and campus service crews. Only one registrant is aged 18, presumably a student. All the others are aged 21 or older, presumably faculty and staff. The 88 year old professor after whom the street location of the school is named and who likely founded or helped found the school in 1953, has a Colorado ballot mailing address in Switzerland. A 34 year old has a Colorado ballot mailing address in Berlin, Germany, a 27 year old in Fischbachau, Germany, and a 25 year old in Manila, Philippines.

According to the 10/05/26 edition of the public Colorado voter roll, fifty-seven active status registrants, ranging in age from 19 to 68, received their Colorado ballots and blue books for the November 3rd election at Giving Heart Englewood. The 100% volunteer run center on South Broadway provides community resources, meals, a mail room, IDs, clothing, laundry, showers and access to a computer lab.

Between January 2025 and September 2026, 776,000 new jobs were added across the United States but fifteen states, including Colorado, plus the District of Columbia LOST jobs.

According to the 10/05/26 edition of the public Colorado voter roll, twenty-three active status registrants, ranging in age from 21 to 75, listed the address of the HomewardBound year-round homeless shelter in Mesa County as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. HomewardBound can accommodate a large population made up of vulnerable single adults, families with children, people with disabilities, and military veterans. One registrant has a Colorado ballot mailing address that points to a U.S. military facility in Europe. This seems, at least to me, to be an unusual ballot mailing address for someone who primary residence is an emergency homeless shelter but then again, this is Colorado …

According to the 10/05/26 edition of the public Colorado voter roll, twenty-three active status registrants, ranging in age from 22 to 60, listed the address of STEP Denver as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. Founded in 1983, Step Denver is a residential recovery program that helps men with no resources and nowhere else to turn take the first step toward recovery. The organization serves more than 330 men each year and is not just helping people get sober, but helping men who have the gift of desperation save their own lives.

According to the 10/05/26 edition of the public Colorado voter roll, thirty-six active status registrants, ranging in age from 21 to 65, listed the address of Community Alternatives of El Paso (CAE), a community corrections and reentry facility in Colorado Springs as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. Eight have their Colorado ballots mailed to different addresses including a thirty year old male whose Colorado ballot mailing address is in Michigan. A review of the public Michigan voter roll shows that he is also registered to vote in Michigan (registration date 10/17/2025) but apparently the Colorado Secretary of State doesn’t mind that he has the option of voting in two federal election this year.

According to the October 5th edition of the public Colorado voter roll, forty-four active status registrants, ranging in age from 24 to 74, listed the address of the YMCA of the Rockies Snow Mountain Ranch as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. Presumably all are staff members although one 54 year old male has his ballot mailed to an address in Fairbanks Alaska and a 27 year old female has her ballot mailed to a U.S. military address in Europe. I’m sure Colorado’s erstwhile Secretary of State has confirmed all are legitimate Colorado residents so no worries here.

According to the October 5th edition of the public Colorado voter roll, twenty-six active status registrants, ranging in age from 28 to 60, listed the address of the 225 bed Roberts Road Residential Facility in Colorado Springs as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. One of these individuals has a Colorado ballot mailing address in Georgia and a review of Georgia’s public voter roll shows that he is also an active status registrant there (registration date 08/07/2014) and last voted in Georgia IN PERSON at the November 2024 election. He obviously doesn’t live in Colorado nor has he voted in Colorado since at least November 2022 (Colorado registration date 2/5/2020) BUT he has received a Colorado ballot for this current election, just in case … Is Colorado the only state in the nation where you don’t have to be a resident to vote? The Colorado Secretary of State has to be the WORST and MOST INEPT Secretary of State EVER.

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According to the public Colorado voter roll, sixty-three active status registrants, ranging in age from 18 to 56, listed the address of location of Lynx Crossing Residence Hall, an on-campus student housing facility for the University of Colorado Denver, as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. Ten have their Colorado ballots mailed to other addresses but twenty-one others have their Colorado ballots mailed to Lynx Crossing Residence Hall from other Colorado addresses. Of the seventy-four ballots and blue books recently delivered to the address, only thirty-eight identified room numbers so presumably (hopefully?) someone diligently chased around matching ballots to names in rooms.
 Lynx Crossing Residence Hall is an apartment community offering furnished studios, 2 and 4 bedroom apartments near the University of Colorado in Denver. Residents enjoy an on-site dining hall, fitness center and computer lab. It has a Google review rating of 2.6. People say this student dormitory has a nice vibe and friendly people, and guests mention the gym is nice. Other reviews mention management can be unhelpful and unresponsive, and the dining hall can have limited options.

According to the public Colorado voter roll, fifty-four active status registrants, ranging in age from 20 to 58, listed the address of The Other Side Academy in Denver as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. One has his Colorado ballot mailed to an address in Georgia so fifty-three Colorado ballots and blue books were recently delivered to the Academy for re-distribution to individual registrants.
 The Other Side Academy is an incredibly successful two and a half year self-sustaining, residential life-skills, and vocational training program for people in long-term criminal behavior, drug addiction, and homelessness.

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For those wondering why we in the United States experienced so much inflation during the Biden Administration, which continues to plague us today, it was because of the idiotic decision of a partisan Senate in March 2021 to pass a $1.9 TRILLION COVID relief bill. Most Americans had returned to work by then and the big welfare handouts pushed up consumer demand when, because of production disruptions, supply was low. Ergo inflation! And no, inflation WASN'T worldwide in 2021. Just in those countries where feeble minded politicians didn't understand basic economic principles but wanted to win votes by handing out cash. Like the United States. geofactbook.com/fact/inflati…

According to the public Colorado voter roll, forty-six active status registrants, ranging in age from 19 to 67, listed the address of Denver Rescue Mission’s The Crossing on Smith Road in Denver as their primary residence when they registered to vote in Colorado. Eleven have mailing addresses directing their Colorado ballots elsewhere so hopefully the busy staff were able to get the thirty-five ballots mass delivered to their location this month into the hands of the appropriate individuals on a timely basis. The primary programs offered at The Crossing include the New Life Program, which serves up to 130 men focused on addiction recovery and rehabilitation, the STAR Transitional Program, which provides up to 100 rooms for working individuals, families, and participants transitioning out of homelessness, and support services that include case management, counseling, life skills classes, and daily meals.