Colorado § 1-13.5-406 Removal of judges

Colorado Statutes

§ 1-13.5-406 — Removal of judges

Colorado § 1-13.5-406

Title 01Elections

Art.Colorado Local Government Election Code

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 1-13.5-406 (2026).

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The designated election official may
summarily remove any election judge who neglects his or her duty, or commits,
encourages, or connives at any fraud in connection therewith, or violates any
election laws, or knowingly permits others to do so, or has been convicted of any
felony, or violates his or her oath, or commits any act that interferes or tends to
interfere with a fair and honest election. An election judge has no cause of action
against a local government or designated election official arising from removal
from office pursuant to this section.

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The designated election official may
summarily remove any election judge who neglects his or her duty, or commits,
encourages, or connives at any fraud in connection therewith, or violates any
election laws, or knowingly permits others to do so, or has been convicted of any
felony, or violates his or her oath, or commits any act that interferes or tends to
interfere with a fair and honest election. An election judge has no cause of action
against a local government or designated election official arising from removal
from office pursuant to this section.