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A judge ruled that the polls will close at 7 p.m. Election Day as scheduled.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were battling for the nine electoral votes in the swing state of Colorado on Tuesday. Here's a look at some preliminary results of exit polling conducted for The Associated Press and television networks in Colorado.
Secretary of State Wayne Williams opposes keeping the polling places open later because he said no one missed an opportunity to vote. A judge ruled that the polls will close at 7 p.m. as scheduled.
Secretary of State Wayne Williams said the voting database disruption across Colorado on Tuesday afternoon will not affect the results.
There have been some reports of delays at polling places on this Election Day, but in one mountain town the delay wasn't due to computer system issues.
The statewide voter database was unavailable for several minutes on Tuesday afternoon, seriously disrupting voting for Election Day. The system was back online less than a half hour later.
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There will be a delay for counting thousands of in-person votes in Pueblo because of a ballot-style issue.
Just after 2 p.m. on Election Day, more than 70 percent of ballots had been returned or voters had cast ballots at polling centers across Colorado.
If you're feeling a little uneasy about the election, you're not alone. Surveys show most Americans are stressed out about this election.
Voters are getting some free help getting to Colorado ballot drop-off locations on Election Day.
Felony charges have been filed against a Golden-based certified public accountant for twice voting for her father, who passed away in 2012.
Third party presidential candidate Gary Johnson rallied voters in Denver over the weekend.
A total of 1,852,029 Colorado voters have mailed or dropped off their ballots.
Campaign workers are making a big final push to get voters to cast their votes before Election Day.
