New Colorado resident here -- moved to Western Slope in September 2019.
Step 1. Called registrar in previous state and got removed from that voter roll.
Step 2. When getting driver's license (non illegal alien version) I also registered to vote at DMV with passport, rental lease, etc.
I have had mail addressed to 4 different prior residents delivered to my home, so I have been busy getting my new address removed from various vendor's lists.
I voted in person during the primary and was waiting to see if I got more than one ballot in this mail-in state. (I did not.)
In October I called state office and asked if, when someone registers to vote at a new address, do they AT THAT TIME check the data base and remove any and all other voters registered at that address. Their answer -- NO. (They need to check for multi-member household, of course.)
I will suggest they start doing this via my state reps.
MANY THANKS FOR THE TIMELY POST !
New Colorado resident here -- moved to Western Slope in September 2019.
Step 1. Called registrar in previous state and got removed from that voter roll. Step 2. When getting driver's license (non illegal alien version) I also registered to vote at DMV with passport, rental lease, etc.
I have had mail addressed to 4 different prior residents delivered to my home, so I have been busy getting my new address removed from various vendor's lists.
I voted in person during the primary and was waiting to see if I got more than one ballot in this mail-in state. (I did not.)
In October I called state office and asked if, when someone registers to vote at a new address, do they AT THAT TIME check the data base and remove any and all other voters registered at that address. Their answer -- NO. (They need to check for multi-member household, of course.)
I will suggest they start doing this via my state reps.