Legal compliance

As a liaison between Colorado voters and governmental entities, a VRD is responsible for ensuring that the following crimes do not occur:

Fraud
Intimidation
Mishandling of forms
Misuse of Confidential Voter Information
Failure to deliver applications.

Any person, including the Secretary of State, who believes a VRD organizer, circulator, or agent has not complied with the laws and rules may file a written complaint with the Secretary of State.

The Secretary of State will review all complaints submitted in writing and conduct investigations when necessary.

Can I be compensated as a Voter Registration Drive Circulator?

A Voter Registration Drive Circulator may not be compensated based on the number of voter registration applications the circulator distributes or collects. A circulator may, however, be compensated by any other legal method that the Voter Registration Drive Organizer has agreed to, for example, a circulator may be paid by the hour or by the day.