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"Children should be educated and instructed in the principles of freedom." -- John Adams (Defense of the Constitution, 1787)VotingHome / ISSUES / Illegal Immigration
Under current Colorado law, anyone registering to vote must only self-affirm their U.S. citizenship. HCR06-1009, which I introduced in the 2006 Regular Session, and HB06S-1013, which Rep. Knoedler introduced in the 2006 Special Session, would have required anyone registering to vote to show proof of U.S. citizenship. Both bills were killed in a House Committee on a party-line vote. Read the El Paso County Clerk & Recorder's opinion on the loopholes in our voting registration process.
MemorandumCost of Bilingual Ballots in Colorado Senate State Affairs Confirmation Questioning of Mr. Bernie Buescher for Secretary of State Articles3/20/09 - Popular Vs. Electoral Votes7/12/08 - Should U.S. Citizens Be Allowed to Pick Our Next President 4/5/06 - Non-Citizens Expected to Get Voting Rights in NYC < Back to Illegal Immigration 
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