DATE: 06/28/2014

Dear Hillary [Hall, Clerk email: hhall@bouldercounty.org ] and
Dwight [Shellman, CO SOS office email: Dwight.Shellman@SOS.STATE.CO.US ],

Mr. Remmert reports that none of the online voter registration
transactions that he completed during June have been posted to his
online voter record.  

1. On June 9th he changed his affiliation from LIB to ACN.

2. On June 27th, to work around a defect in the online voter registration
   system and accelerate affiliation for purposes of serving on the
   canvass board, he withdrew his voter registration using a paper form.

3. On June 27th, continuing to work around the defect, he
   registered to vote using a paper form. 

As of this morning, June 28th, none of these transactions are
reflected in his online record. 

Mr. Remmert’s eligibility to serve on the canvass board has been
challenged [by Clerk Hillery Hall].  Surely by now Remmert is an
American Constitution affiliate.

It seems to me that is critical to understand what is causing these
transaction delays.  Because of same day registration and voting, they
may be symptomatic of a far reaching problem.  The integrity of the
ballot box, when using same day voter registration and voting, is
predicated on trust that the voter registration records reflect
real-time updates. If they do not, the election integrity exposure
needs to be examined.

Will you please see what you can find that would explain the delay in
transaction processing. 

· Is Mr. Remmert the only individual that has had a problem with
  timely online voter registration accuracy?

· Do the voter registration records used to perform the canvass
  reflect all transactions, or are others delayed as well?  

It might help your researcher to know that my personal online voter
record does not reflect my ballot status.  I voted in person at a
VSPC.  I expect that this online transaction would have been posted
in real time. 

If in-person voting transactions are not posted in real time,
can one go to a second VSPC and illegally vote a second time?

I do not see any basis for further challenge to Ms. Eberle’s
appointment of Mr. Remmert to the canvass board.

The issue of Remmert’s qualification is a distraction from important
canvas board duty. He is a valuable asset to the board and should be
welcomed with open arms.

Al Kolwicz
2867 Tincup Circle
Boulder, CO 80305
303-499-9527
Al@alkolwicz.net

[NOTE:  Mr. Remmert served with distinction on the 2012 Boulder County
        Canvass Board. Perhaps Clerk Hall (Democrat) is still chapped
        that he was among the 4:3 2012 Canvass Board majority who voted to
        NOT Certify the 2012 Boulder County election. - DRM]