There is also marked support for reforms that would secure Colorado elections. Most voters in Colorado agree that an individual should have to be a U.S. citizen to vote (86%). A strong majority—including 65 percent of Democrats and 76 percent of Independents—support requiring a bipartisan team of one member from each political party to escort ballots whenever they are transported (75%).
Further, likely voters in Colorado strongly oppose allowing government offices that oversee elections to accept funding from private individuals and special interest groups. Interestingly, more Democrats (69%) and Independents (73%) oppose this practice than Republicans (62%).