Colorado’s primary turnout tops 10% as election officials warn it’s too late to mail ballots

With primary turnout in Colorado surpassing 10%, election officials have sounded the alarm that it's too late to mail in ballots for the June 30 primary. They're urging voters to use the 437 secure drop boxes and 137 in-person voter centers available across the state. This move is crucial as it ensures the integrity of the voting process and reflects the state's commitment to accommodating a high number of early voters. The situation underscores the importance of accessible voting options amidst a busy primary season.