Colorado's Trusted Election System in a World of Controversy and Conflicting Pressures

About this event

Please join the Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs, at the University of Denver, in partnership with DU’s Sturm College of Law, and the Rule of Law Taskforce of the Colorado Bar Association for a timely, non-partisan panel discussion on the security of Colorado’s 2026 midterm elections. An expert-led discussion will walk through Colorado’s record against a turbulent two months in Washington: two executive orders, more than thirty DOJ lawsuits over voter rolls, a Supreme Court fight over USPS authority over mail ballots, and Colorado’s own role as a plaintiff state in that fight. This event is for every Colorado voter across the political spectrum who wants a factual understanding of how our elections actually work, and what’s really happening at the federal level. Speakers will include Matt Crane, Executive Director of the Colorado County Clerks Association and Molly Fitzpatrick, Boulder County Clerk and Recorder. Korbel School Dean Frederick “Fritz” Mayer will moderate the discussion. The event is at the University of Denver. Register for the event to see the exact location. This event is free, but RSVP is required. There is a limit of 2 tickets per person for the event.

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