The state of Colorado has a provision in its election code that allows individuals who are "homeless" to be registered at a place that they might be found at some point during the day.
This has led to many organizers,mainly on the left to register the homeless at shelters and rescue missions in lieu of actual addresses.
As an example, the St. Francis Center in Denver has been registered with the largest number of voters at a single residence in the state with 1276 registered at the address.
There is also concern about the use of absentee ballots associated with these registrations.
Many Republicans are concerned this type of location identification can be utilized to assist in; let's just call it voter misidentification.
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