Colorado officials, Governor defend mail ballots

Officials in Colorado came out in defense of the state’s vote by mail process, after President Donald Trump reportedly acknowledged the previous week that he is starving the United States Postal Service of money so that it becomes harder to process an expected increase of mail in ballots. The President has opposed mail in voting due to fears of a ’fraudulent’ election.

Colorado officials, Governor defend mail ballots

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