It's the idea, the clear statement that states can stop oath-breaking insurrectionists from appearing on our ballots.
Jena Griswold
The Public Record
American politician and lawyer, 39th Colorado Secretary of State
It would be equally chaotic to not uphold the constitution in this case.
I think it's really interesting they chose to use that language because it's just more of Donald Trump saying that if he's not in charge, the country is doomed.
I believe that Donald Trump incited the insurrection and that it's up to a court to determine whether that incitement disqualifies him from further holding office under the constitution.
The Colorado Supreme Court has determined that Donald Trump did engage in insurrection and that his actions have disqualified him from being president.
Trump's words of saying this is somehow election interference is just a continuation of his lies to the American people about our democracy.
I think it's the right thing for elected officials to follow the law and uphold the Constitution.
Regardless, if Trump is on the ballot or not, he is a danger to American democracy. He consistently lies to the American people. He incited the insurrection.
I believe Trump incited insurrection. There is always questions whether his incitement reached that level of disqualification.
Americans have decided time and time again at the ballot box that they choose democracy over chaos.
I do believe that Donald Trump incited the insurrection. I do believe he has been attacking American democracy in an attempt to steal American elections.
Section 3 of the 14th Amendment says that if anybody swears to uphold the Constitution, they are disqualified from office if they subsequently engage in rebellion or insurrection, or provide aid or comfort to the enemies of the…
I have confidence that Americans are going to reject this extremism and save American democracy in November.
I did join the governor of Colorado, Governor Polis in saying the state of Colorado will not extradite for the criminalization of abortion in other states.
The Big Lie has been used to suppress the vote, threatened election workers, incentivize insider threats, like in Mesa County.
These races are incredibly important. And what we are seeing, as you noted, in Arizona, and Nevada, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, election deniers are running to be chief election officers.
In 2020, civil servants and elected officials rejected the lies coming out of the White House to make sure that Americans could vote safely and securely during a pandemic and with a sitting president trying to seize the presidency.
Democracy and our fundamental freedoms are on the ballot and I am so confident Americans are going to rise to the challenge to save them.
Democracy is in peril. Americans could lose the freedom to choose their elected officials.
What we`re seeing in the states is a massive swelling of voter suppression that many of these candidates are pushing.
You deconstruct the administrative state by having people run for offices they want to destroy.
I think my opponent, Tina Peters, is a danger to Colorado elections. She`s completely unfit.
We need strong people as Secretary of State to make sure that we`re protecting elections so that American voters can have their voice heard and choose their elected officials.
Tina Peters is unfit to be Secretary of State and a danger to Colorado elections.
Democracy is going to be on the ballot. And we need to ensure that Secretaries of State are elected, who believe in the right to vote, and upholding the will of the people.





