Colorado Election Security Breach Sparks Calls for Griswold's Resignation

A major security lapse involving leaked voting machine passwords has led to bipartisan demands for accountability from Secretary of State Jena Griswold.

Voting machine passwords for 63 out of 64 Colorado counties were inadvertently posted online, potentially compromising election security.
The breach was discovered by the Colorado GOP, prompting immediate action to change passwords and verify the security of election equipment.
Governor Jared Polis and Secretary Jena Griswold assured that the exposed passwords did not pose a serious threat due to multiple security layers.
Republicans, including former President Trump's campaign, are demanding a halt to ballot processing and a thorough investigation into the breach.
Griswold faces criticism for her handling of the incident, with some calling for her resignation due to a pattern of perceived mismanagement.