Colorado § 1-40-120 Filing in federal court

Colorado Statutes

§ 1-40-120 — Filing in federal court

Colorado § 1-40-120

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 1-40-120 (2026).

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In case a complaint has been filed with the
federal district court on the grounds that a petition is insufficient due to failure to
comply with any federal law, rule, or regulation, the petition may be withdrawn by
the two persons designated pursuant to section 1-40-104 to represent the signers
of the petition and, within fifteen days after the court has issued its order in the
matter, may be amended and refiled as an original petition. Nothing in this section
shall prohibit the timely filing of a protest to any original petition, including one that
has been amended and refiled. No person shall be entitled, pursuant to this section,
to amend an amended petition.

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In case a complaint has been filed with the
federal district court on the grounds that a petition is insufficient due to failure to
comply with any federal law, rule, or regulation, the petition may be withdrawn by
the two persons designated pursuant to section 1-40-104 to represent the signers
of the petition and, within fifteen days after the court has issued its order in the
matter, may be amended and refiled as an original petition. Nothing in this section
shall prohibit the timely filing of a protest to any original petition, including one that
has been amended and refiled. No person shall be entitled, pursuant to this section,
to amend an amended petition.