Crime23 October, 20251 min read
Colorado Woman Convicted of Forging Ballots for Dead Ex-Husband and Son in 2022 Election
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Elizabeth Ann Davis, 61, was convicted of voter fraud in Colorado's 2022 election. She forged ballots for her deceased ex-husband and her living son.
5 outlets told this the same way.
Voter Fraud Conviction Details
A Douglas County jury convicted Elizabeth Ann Davis, 61, of Castle Rock, Colorado, for illegally casting ballots in the names of her deceased ex-husband and her son during the 2022 general election. She was found guilty on two counts of forgery and one count of personating an elector.
“Elizabeth Ann Davis, a 61-year-old woman from Castle Rock, Colorado, was convicted of voter fraud for casting ballots in the names of her deceased ex-husband and her son during the 2022 general election.”
NTD News additionally reports she also cast her own legitimate vote and clarifies the son was living at the time. The Associated Press notes she now faces legal consequences after the verdict.
Legal Charges and Sentencing Details
The legal exposure is clear: Davis faces up to three years in prison. The Associated Press adds that probation is also possible. NTD News specifies that her sentencing is scheduled for January.
The charges include two counts of forgery and one count of “personating an elector.” Both Straight Arrow News and NTD News use this phrasing to describe the verdict.
