Political caucuses have come under renewed criticism since the chaotic Democratic caucuses in Iowa earlier this month, but Coloradans have no reason for concern, state party and election leaders say.
Democratic and GOP caucus meetings are set to take place across Colorado on March 7, but the process will be much different than in Iowa, where it took days to sort out the results on the Democratic side. For one thing, caucus-goers here won’t be choosing presidential nominees. Registered voters will do that via ballots that are already being sent out.
Also, the parties won’t be using an app to report caucus results — technology that took the blame for the failures in Iowa.
“We really prioritize cyber-security in all of our election support systems,” Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold said.
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