Colorado won. They moved the All Star game from a black majority area to a white majority area. The black area loses $100 million in game revenue. Voter ID laws vary:
And just looking into it, Colorado is WAY more liberal on that versus say, my state of TN, where it has to be a photo ID. There's still the provisional ballot if you can't provide that and there are likely exceptions in both states (like if you're indigent or such), but Georgia seems to be more strict, but also has other tangential issues in the recent bill, as I recall.
I think the bigger question is if anyone is actually going to watch the all star game.
Last I checked, you still need an ID to pick up a MLB ticket from will call. I am curious as to the reason why.
No, mail-in ballots are automatically sent to all registered voters.
Who has watched it in the past decade anyway? I can see how it's an event that would be fun to attend in person, but as for watching on TV, this ain't like the National Championships or World Series! It's more akin to the NFL Pro Bowl. Who's watched that thing with keen interest lately?
From the Colorado SecState’s website.
IF you have a ...you can use the portal. If you don't you need to go to the clerk-recorder or by mail in order to register to vote.
