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(Reuters) -A Colorado elections clerk was sued on Thursday after he copied data from voting machines with the help of two men with ties to groups supporting the false conspiracy theory that the 2020 election was stolen from former Republican President Donald Trump.
Dallas Schroeder, who oversees elections in Elbert County, east of Denver, was sued by Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold for making two copies of his county's voting system hard drives and then handing the images to "unauthorized people", according to the lawsuit.
In the civil lawsuit, filed in Elbert County District Court, Griswold demands that Schroeder return the copies and hand over the device he used to make them.
Schroeder did not immediately respond to a Reuters email for comment.
A "civil lawsuit" makes no sense? Usually over money when plaintiff claims to have been harmed by the actions of another person?
That said Schroeder, making two copies of his county's voting system hard drives and then handing the images to "unauthorized people", according to the lawsuit suggests he turned them over to forensic analysts.
Nothing foul or dishonest that I see. Indeed, given the incomprehensible outcome every county in every blue state should have been forced to do the same.

Dallas Schroeder, who oversees elections in Elbert County, east of Denver, was sued by Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold for making two copies of his county's voting system hard drives and then handing the images to "unauthorized people", according to the lawsuit.
In the civil lawsuit, filed in Elbert County District Court, Griswold demands that Schroeder return the copies and hand over the device he used to make them.
Schroeder did not immediately respond to a Reuters email for comment.
A "civil lawsuit" makes no sense? Usually over money when plaintiff claims to have been harmed by the actions of another person?
That said Schroeder, making two copies of his county's voting system hard drives and then handing the images to "unauthorized people", according to the lawsuit suggests he turned them over to forensic analysts.
Nothing foul or dishonest that I see. Indeed, given the incomprehensible outcome every county in every blue state should have been forced to do the same.
