CO SB152

Allows electors whose residence is destroyed or becomes uninhabitable due to natural disaster or other reason to continue using that address for voting purposes if they intend to return once it is habitable or rebuilt.

Adds new subsection (1)(a)(I.5) to Colorado Revised Statutes 1-2-102 establishing the rule for destroyed or uninhabitable residences in voter registration and precinct determination.

Exempts electors using destroyed or uninhabitable residence addresses from the requirement that voting residence match motor vehicle registration and state income tax residence addresses.

Extends the same destroyed or uninhabitable residence exception to municipal elections under Colorado Revised Statutes 31-10-201, allowing different addresses for voting versus motor vehicle and tax registration purposes.

Declares the act necessary for immediate preservation of public peace, health, or safety.