Democrats find new way to cheat in Colorado election?

Daily Caller:
The Colorado secretary of state is investigating allegations that some Boulder County Republican election judges are actually Democrats in disguise.

Boulder County GOP Chairwoman Ellyn Hilliard initially raised the alarm when visiting polling locations where she didn’t recognize some of the GOP judges who are tasked with comparing voter signatures on mail ballots to protect against vote fraud.

She became alarmed when she noticed some ballots whose signatures clearly didn’t match those on file for the voter being accepted.

Deputy Secretary of State Suzanne Staiert began investigating and confirmed to the Daily Camera that she found “some troubling inconsistencies with some election judges.”

“One of them was a Democrat who had changed party affiliation on Oct. 10, so we are concerned that Boulder didn’t follow the list, then resorted to advertising for these positions,” she told the paper.

Hilliard submitted a list of 95 potential Republican election judges to the Boulder County election coordinator after the GOP caucus earlier in the year. The coordinator is supposed to appoint a roughly equal number of judges from the major parties to ensure a fair election.
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Democrat operatives had earlier been recorded as saying they would use abandoned mail in ballots thrown in the trash and fill them out for their candidates.   This appears to be what is happening in this case and they have insiders in teh election process making sure the bogus ballots get counted.  The dishonest of Democrats in teh election process this year has gotten to be pretty blatant yet I have yet to hear a Democrat denounce the dishonesty.  The party appears to lack integrity.

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