Colorado county clerks say they’ll ‘go to the mattresses’ to ensure fair, accurate elections

Source Scout · Colorado Public Radio reports: County clerks across the state have a couple messages for voters: They are preparing for high voter turnout on election day and they are working to protect elections from a range of possible things that could go wrong, including federal interference. “We also are staffed for that high turnout .… And then behind the scenes, our offices are bracing for high turnout of mail ballots to our drop boxes on Election Day,” Boulder Clerk and Recorder Molly Fitzpatrick told a small group of journalists outside the Boulder Clerk & Recorder’s main office in Boulder Tuesday.

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