A first-of-its-kind election security bill in Colorado is aimed at combating insider threats.
The Colorado Election Security Act would require 24-hour video surveillance and key card access to rooms that store voting equipment and training and certification for election officials before they can run an election.
While the bill sponsors — Senate President Steve Fenberg and Representative Susan Lontine — are Democrats, the legislation is supported by the Colorado County Clerks Association, which is made up of Democrats, Republicans and unaffiliated clerks. Matt Crane, the former Republican clerk from Arapahoe County, is the executive director of the organization.
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