Colorado § 1-13-207 Signature on registration record is proof of oath

Colorado Statutes

§ 1-13-207 — Signature on registration record is proof of oath

Colorado § 1-13-207

Title 01Elections

Art.Election Offenses

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 1-13-207 (2026).

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Any elector,
election official, or other person, by his signature on the registration record, shall
be conclusively deemed in law to have duly verified such registration record. The
registration record containing such signature, or a copy thereof certified by the
county clerk and recorder, shall be admissible in evidence as proof of the taking of
an oath or affirmation as to the information contained therein in all criminal
proceedings pursuant to sections 1-13-104, 1-13-203, and 1-13-205.

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Any elector,
election official, or other person, by his signature on the registration record, shall
be conclusively deemed in law to have duly verified such registration record. The
registration record containing such signature, or a copy thereof certified by the
county clerk and recorder, shall be admissible in evidence as proof of the taking of
an oath or affirmation as to the information contained therein in all criminal
proceedings pursuant to sections 1-13-104, 1-13-203, and 1-13-205.