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Colorado Amendment 84: Identification numbers on mail ballots

Colorado · Constitutional amendment · Elections · Statewide decision

Explanation reviewed 2026-10-27. AI-written and checked against linked official evidence; not an election-office summary.

AI-written summary

Would require a signature plus the last four digits of a Social Security or qualifying Colorado ID number for federal and statewide mail ballots. Missing or mismatched information must be corrected within eight days after Election Day, with alternative ID options. In-person ID rules would not change.

What applies now

Mail ballots use signature verification, with a correction process; this additional ID-number requirement does not apply.

If yes / for

Add the mail-ballot ID requirement and correction rules.

If no / against

Keep current mail-ballot signature verification.

Costs and funding

No verified fiscal estimate recorded in this baseline. This does not mean there is no cost.

Timing

Implementation date not independently established in this baseline.

Passage rule

At least 55% of votes cast.

Official wording and evidence

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