denver federal judge colorado block enforcement 19th-century state law ban voters show complete ballot others late flurry mix legal rule whether restrict election selfies social media u.s. district judge christine arguello denver issue preliminary injunction 1891 colorado statute make misdemeanor offense reveal content one ballot rule come response two separate lawsuits voters challenge enforcement law ground violate free-speech right issue injunction case coloradans get entitle clarity issue implicate fundamental constitutional right arguella write 26-page rule controversy erupt last week denver district attorney mitch morrissey remind voters law say would include post complete ballot social media however prosecutors several jurisdictions include denver file declaration court week say would enforce misdemeanor law unless evidence show voter intimidation coercion involve base review applicable law societal change include ubiquity social media ... district attorney office would charge anyone offense ... take photograph video complete colorado mail-in ballot denver prosecutor joseph morales write colorado among 18 state laws restrict take photograph vote booths complete ballot court state federal jurisdictions issue mix rule enforce ban federal judge new york california refuse week block enforcement state laws bar voters take photograph mark ballot say close next tuesday presidential election issue injunctions colorado attorney general cite california new york decisions defend colorado law lawyers colorado voters say state mail-in vote system allow ballot fill anywhere either mail drop set colorado apart california new york voters must cast ballot poll place last month federal court side voter challenge michigan anti-selfie statute free-speech violation u.s. judge bar colorado enforce law ban voter 'selfies