ordered him not to send out ballots to troops overseas who missed the big 2010 election and have not voted since. he wants them to be considered enactive. quote, as my office has previously explained, you do not have the authority to mail ballots to such voters. the clerk of pueblo county believes the law requires him to send ballots to overseas troops in order to help them vote. he told "the colorado independent," the troops have larger things on their minds. when they have the ballot in their hand, they'll vote. the county clerk says he will comply with this order from the secretary of state. overseas troops who haven't voted lately, busy fighting on our nation's behalf and didn't have a chance to respond to the postcard reminders. thanks to your state's republican secretary of state, there will be no ballots sent to you to vote in this next election. the secretary of state raised the same objection in denver county but did it after denver had already sent their ballots to troops overseas. in denver's case, gessler ordered the county not to send