A Castle Rock woman was sentenced to three years in prison on Monday for voter fraud after submitting fraudulent ballots in the 2022 election.
Elizabeth Ann Davis, 61, was found guilty of two counts of forgery and one count of “personating an elector” by a jury in October.
The forgery charges are felonies and the elector charge is a misdemeanor.
Judge Ryan J. Stuart sentenced Davis to three years in the Department of Corrections for each felony charge, to be served concurrently, and 364 days for the misdemeanor charge. All three sentences will be served concurrently in the Department of Corrections. She will serve two years of mandatory parole after completing her prison sentence.
She gets six days of credit for time already served, Stuart said.
Davis submitted ballots as her son and her dead ex-husband in the 2022 election, according to the 23rd Judicial District.
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