Legal Opinion
Citizen Center v. Gessler
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
Decided October 21, 2014No. 12-1414PublishedCited by 64 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BACHARACH, Circuit Judge.
In May 2012, election officials in six Colorado counties (Larimer, Jefferson, Boulder, Chafee, Eagle, and Mesa) had the theoretical ability to learn how individuals voted because the ballots were traceable. Citizen Center, a Colorado non-profit organization, sued the Secretary of State and the clerks for five of the six counties, contending that the use of traceable ballots violates members’ federal constitutional rights involving: (1) voting, (2) free speech and association, (3) substantive due process, (4) equal protection, and (5) procedural due process. 1 In…
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