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Grand Junction man faces charges over alleged June primary ballot attempt

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NEWS BRIEF

Colorado Public Radio reports that Daniel Bryan Brown, 42, faces forgery and election-related charges after authorities alleged he tried to submit a family member’s mail ballot in addition to his own during the June primary. County election officials identified a signature discrepancy on the ballot, which was intended for a relative who said they had not voted. The ballot was not counted. Brown is due in court Friday.

What to know

Election officials flagged a signature mismatch on a ballot intended for Brown’s relative, who said they had not voted. Authorities say the ballot was not counted, and the case remains an allegation pending court proceedings.


Reporting: Colorado Public Radio · 09-17-2026

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