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A new Colorado ballot initiative, No. 362, seeks to require voters to include the last four digits of their Social Security, driver’s license, or REAL ID number on mail-in ballots—raising serious debates over election security versus voter access. While states like Georgia and Texas already use similar ID checks, Colorado’s current system is considered robust, requiring ID for in-person voting and first-time mail voters. Supporters argue this move will prevent fraud, but critics warn it could disenfranchise voters by adding unnecessary barriers. Meanwhile, federal efforts to restrict mail-in ballot distribution under Trump’s executive order are still legally contested, with recent court halts. With a constitutional amendment threshold of 55% support, November’s vote could reshape how Coloradans cast their ballots by mail.

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