Colorado GOP says no race changed: Delegates and experts point to broader system failures
By Jen Schumann | Rocky Mountain Voice
They came to Pueblo to vote. Instead, many spent hours in the cold, waiting.
At the April 12 Colorado Republican state assembly, delegates stood in line outside the Massari Event Center early Saturday morning as credentialing stalled. Some leaned on canes. Others searched for places to sit. What was expected to be a long but routine day quickly turned into something else.
In the days since the assembly, that experience has taken on new weight.
For party officials, the issue has been explained. For many who were there, it raised deeper concerns.
Party says results stand
In the days following the assembly, questions focused on an 80-ballot discrepancy between the number of votes cast and the official credentialing report.
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