Judge Rules No Voter Intimidation by Colorado Election Integrity Group

Federal judge dismisses claims against organizers of door-to-door canvassing effort post-2020 election.

Plaintiffs alleged the canvassing project was a form of voter intimidation under the Voting Rights Act and Ku Klux Klan Act.
Defendants argued the effort was akin to a civics project, not intended to intimidate voters.
Key witness testimony failed to directly link canvassers to the defendants, weakening the case.
The judge emphasized the trial should focus on specific voter intimidation, not broader election fraud claims.
Plaintiffs are considering an appeal following the dismissal of their case.