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2020 Colorado Revised Statutes
Title 1 - Elections
Article 11. Certificates of Election and Election Contests
Editor's note: Articles 1 to 13 were repealed and reenacted in 1980, and this article was subsequently repealed and reenacted in 1992, resulting in the addition, relocation, and elimination of sections as well as subject matter. For amendments to this article prior to 1992, consult the Colorado statutory research explanatory note and the table itemizing the replacement volumes and supplements to the original volume of C.R.S. 1973 beginning on page vii in the front of this volume and the editor's note following the title heading. Former C.R.S. section numbers are shown in editor's notes following those sections that were relocated in 1992. For a detailed comparison of this article for 1980 and 1992, see the comparative tables located in the back of the index.
PART 1 TIE VOTES AND CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION
- Section 1-11-101. Tie votes at partisan elections.
- Section 1-11-102. Tie votes in nonpartisan elections.
- Section 1-11-102.5. Ballot issue and ballot question - majority required.
- Section 1-11-103. Certificates of election for nonpartisan, ballot issue, or ballot question elections.
- Section 1-11-104. Certificates of election for county and precinct officers.
- Section 1-11-105. Certificates of election for national, state, and district officers.
- Section 1-11-106. Delivery of certified list of results.
- Section 1-11-107. Lists of presidential electors.
- Section 1-11-108. Official abstract. (Repealed)
- Section 1-11-201. Causes of contest.
- Section 1-11-202. Who may contest election.
- Section 1-11-203. Contests arising out of primary elections.
- Section 1-11-203.5. Contests concerning ballot order or ballot title - ballot issue or ballot question elections.
- Section 1-11-204. Contests for presidential elector.
- Section 1-11-205. Contests for state officers.
- Section 1-11-206. Evidence in contests for state officers.
- Section 1-11-207. Rules for conducting contests for state officers.
- Section 1-11-208. Contests for state senator or representative.
- Section 1-11-208.5. Certification of questions to administrative law judge.
- Section 1-11-209. Depositions in contests for state senator or representative.
- Section 1-11-210. Secretary of state to transmit papers in contests for state senator or representative.
- Section 1-11-211. Contests for district attorneys.
- Section 1-11-212. Contests for county and nonpartisan officers - ballot issues and ballot questions.
- Section 1-11-212.5. Contests concerning bond elections.
- Section 1-11-213. Rules for conducting contests in district court.
- Section 1-11-214. Trial and appeals in contests for county and nonpartisan elections.
- Section 1-11-215. Recount in contests for county and nonpartisan elections.
- Section 1-11-216. Judgment in contests for county and nonpartisan elections.
- Section 1-11-216.5. Judgment in election contests - creation of financial obligation.
- Section 1-11-217. Costs of election contest.
- Section 1-11-218. Violations by the governing body.
- Section 1-11-301. Legislative declaration.
- Section 1-11-302. Causes of special legislative election.
- Section 1-11-303. Call for special legislative election.
- Section 1-11-304. Date of election.
- Section 1-11-305. Notice of special legislative election.
- Section 1-11-306. Withdrawal from special legislative election.
- Section 1-11-307. Conduct of special legislative election.
- Section 1-11-308. Mail-in ballots. (Repealed)
- Section 1-11-309. Early voting. (Repealed)
- Section 1-11-310. Survey of returns.
- Section 1-11-311. Special legislative elections subject to "Fair Campaign Practices Act".
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