DENVER (AP) — Voters in some Colorado counties are facing long lines and problems meeting voting requirements.
Elena Nunez of the watchdog group Colorado Common Cause said some voters on Tuesday were being asked for photo identification papers, which is not required under Colorado law.
Colorado lawmakers killed a bill this year that would have required photo identification papers. Voters can still use utility bills, bank statements and naturalization documents as valid forms of identification during elections.
In Arapahoe County, voters faced long lines with wait times of up to two hours. Long lines were also reported in Denver, Jefferson and other large metropolitan counties.
Nunez said a number of voters have been given provisional ballots while problems are being resolved.
Election officials did not return phone calls for comment.
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