Repealed.
A covered voter who is not registered to vote in this state may use a federal postcardapplication or the application's electronic equivalent to apply simultaneously to register to vote under section 1-8.3-107 and for a ballot.
The secretary of state shall ensure that the electronic transmission system describedin section 1-8.3-104 (3) is capable of accepting the submission of both a federal postcard application and any other approved electronic ballot application sent to the appropriate election official. The voter may use the electronic transmission system or any other approved method to apply for a military-overseas ballot.
A covered voter may use the declaration accompanying a federal write-in absenteeballot as an application for a ballot simultaneously with the submission of the federal write-in absentee ballot.
To receive the benefits of this article, a covered voter shall inform the appropriateelection official that the voter is a covered voter. Methods of informing the appropriate election official that a voter is a covered voter include:
The use of a federal postcard application or federal write-in absentee ballot;
The use of an overseas address on an approved voter registration application or ballotapplication; and
The inclusion on an approved voter registration application or ballot application ofother information sufficient to identify the voter as a covered voter.
This article does not preclude a covered voter from voting under article 7.5 or 8 ofthis title.
(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, a covered voter in a hostile fire zone may provide to an officer, either verbally or in writing, the information required for the covered voter to apply for a ballot, and the officer may submit an application for a ballot on behalf of the covered voter. A county clerk and recorder shall accept an unsigned federal postcard application or an unsigned letter of application for a ballot that meets the requirements of this section if the officer submits with the application a signed statement that the covered voter in a hostile fire zone provided to the officer, either verbally or in writing, the information required to apply for a ballot.
(b) As used in this subsection (7), "covered voter in a hostile fire zone" means a covered voter, as that term is defined in section 1-8.3-102 (2)(a), who is located in an area that is designated as a hostile fire zone by the United States secretary of defense at the time he or she makes the request for a ballot.
Entire article added, (HB 11-1219), ch. 176, p. 668, § 1, effective May 13. L. 2012: (7) added, (SB 12-062), ch. 97, p. 327, § 3, effective April 12. L. 2014: (1) amended, (HB 14-1164), ch. 2, p. 73, § 40, effective February 18; (4) amended, (SB 14-161), ch. 160, p. 565, § 22, effective May 9. L. 2016: (1) repealed, (SB 16-142), ch. 173, p. 593, § 82, effective May 18.
Cross references: For the legislative declaration in HB 14-1164, see section 1 of chapter 2, Session Laws of Colorado 2014.