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Unaffiliated Colorado candidate collects signatures after Melat Kiros win in Denver district

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By Lindsey Toomer Verified
| Montrose Daily Press Verified
An unaffiliated candidate is collecting petition signatures to challenge Democratic nominee Melat Kiros in the November race to represent Colorado’s Denver-centered 1st Congressional District. The secretary of state’s office on Monday approved Shimon Blau’s petition for circulation. He has until Thursday to submit 1,500 signatures to qualify for the ballot. kAmq=2F[ 2 5@4E@C[ 2??@F?465 9:D 42?5:524J $F?52J :? 2 u2463@@< A@DE] w6 D2:5 :? 2 G:56@ @?
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​Melat Kiros critic submits petition signatures for unaffiliated run for Congress Original

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By Lindsey Toomer Verified
| Colorado Newsline
An unaffiliated candidate who launched a campaign to represent Colorado’s Denver-centered 1st Congressional District gathered in three days more than the required number of petition signatures to qualify for the ballot, he said. Shimon Blau said in a Facebook post that his campaign submitted almost 2,200 petition signatures to the Colorado secretary of state’s office Thursday. Candidates must submit 1,500 valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.
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;DOJ letter an attempt to intimidate, Colorado’s top election official says; Letter to Secretary of State Jena Griswold threatens criminal prosecution over noncitizen voting

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By Lindsey Toomer Verified
| Montrose Daily Press Verified
Colorado’s secretary of state and voter advocates say they stand by Colorado’s election system and workers following the Trump administration’s latest attempt to target election officials. The U.S. Department of Justice sent a letter earlier this week that threatens criminal prosecution of election officials who allow noncitizen voting. The department confirmed to Democracy Docket that it sent similar letters to all 50 states and Washington, D.C., Tuesday.
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