C.R.S. Section 1-7-102
Employees entitled to vote

(1)

Eligible electors entitled to vote at an election shall be entitled to absent themselves for the purpose of voting from any service or employment in which they are then engaged or employed on the day of the election for a period of two hours during the time the polls are open. Any such absence shall not be sufficient reason for the discharge of any person from service or employment. Eligible electors, who so absent themselves shall not be liable for any penalty, nor shall any deduction be made from their usual salary or wages, on account of their absence. Eligible electors who are employed and paid by the hour shall receive their regular hourly wage for the period of their absence, not to exceed two hours. Application shall be made for the leave of absence prior to the day of election. The employer may specify the hours during which the employee may be absent, but the hours shall be at the beginning or end of the work shift, if the employee so requests.

(2)

This section shall not apply to any person whose hours of employment on the day of the election are such that there are three or more hours between the time of opening and the time of closing of the polls during which the elector is not required to be on the job.

Source: Section 1-7-102 — Employees entitled to vote, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-01.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

1‑7‑101
Hours of voting on election day 1‑7‑102
Employees entitled to vote 1‑7‑104
Affidavits of eligibility 1‑7‑105
Watchers at primary elections 1‑7‑106
Watchers at general and congressional vacancy elections 1‑7‑107
Watchers at nonpartisan elections 1‑7‑108
Requirements of watchers 1‑7‑110
Preparing to vote in person 1‑7‑111
Electors requiring assistance 1‑7‑113
Influencing electors 1‑7‑114
Write-in votes 1‑7‑115
Time in voting area 1‑7‑116
Coordinated elections - definition 1‑7‑118
Ranked voting in a coordinated election - procedure - costs - definition 1‑7‑119
Voter service and polling centers - electors - use of mobile phones 1‑7‑201
Voting at primary election 1‑7‑203
Accounting forms 1‑7‑301
Judges open ballot box first 1‑7‑302
Electors given only one ballot 1‑7‑303
Spoiled ballots 1‑7‑304
Manner of voting in person 1‑7‑305
Counting by counting judges 1‑7‑307
Method of counting paper ballots 1‑7‑309
Determination of improperly marked ballots 1‑7‑401
Judges to inspect machines 1‑7‑402
Sample ballots - ballot labels 1‑7‑403
Instruction to electors 1‑7‑404
Judge to inspect voting machine 1‑7‑405
Seal on voting machine 1‑7‑406
Close of polls and count - seals 1‑7‑407
Close of polls - primary 1‑7‑501
Judges open ballot box first 1‑7‑503
Manner of voting 1‑7‑504
Spoiled ballot or ballot card 1‑7‑505
Close of polls - security of voting machinery 1‑7‑507
Electronic vote-counting - procedure 1‑7‑508
Determination of improperly marked ballots 1‑7‑509
Electronic and electromechanical vote counting - testing of equipment required - rules 1‑7‑510
Election software code - escrow - definitions 1‑7‑511
Election software - voting equipment providers - escrow - definitions 1‑7‑512
Voting system providers - duties 1‑7‑513
Voting equipment - records 1‑7‑513.5
Voting equipment - security 1‑7‑514
Random audit 1‑7‑515
Risk-limiting audits - rules - legislative declaration - definitions 1‑7‑601
Judges’ certificate and statement 1‑7‑603
Alternative preparation of election returns - procedures 1‑7‑701
Delivery of election returns, ballot boxes, and other election papers 1‑7‑801
Ballots preserved 1‑7‑802
Preservation of election records 1‑7‑901
Receipt of comments concerning ballot issues 1‑7‑902
Preparation of fiscal information 1‑7‑903
Preparation of written comments 1‑7‑904
Transmittal of notices 1‑7‑905
Preparation of notices 1‑7‑905.5
Form of notice 1‑7‑906
Mailing of notices 1‑7‑907
Ballot issue notice 1‑7‑908
Additional notice - election to create financial obligation 1‑7‑1001
Short title 1‑7‑1002
Ranked voting methods - report - definitions 1‑7‑1003
Conduct of elections using ranked voting methods - instant runoff voting - choice voting or proportional voting - reports 1‑7‑1004
Secretary of state - rules - guidance to local governments
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 1-7-102’s source at colorado​.gov