We are learning that ballots sent to voters in Trinidad were not correct. The Clerk and Recorder, Karie Apple, has sent out replacement ballots.Apple says a voter called her office last Wednesday to ask why TABOR measure 2A was not on their ballot. After investigating, Apple says they learned the ballot meant for Trinidad voters was coded incorrectly. She says instead of splitting the precinct to include Trinidad, the code excluded voters in the city. The error affected 1,095 ballots. The only difference between the county and city ballots is that TABOR question 2A, which gives city voters the choice to fund improvements to the following: parks playgrounds open spacesApple says her office immediately notified the Secretary of State, which instructed them to issue a replacement ballot to voters, which includes the TABOR question and information that lets voters know about the error. She says they worked through the weekend, reorder new ballots and have sent majority of them. About 200 have yet to go out, and Apple says they were brought to the post office Tuesday. Apple is concerned the error has caused confusion among voters sharing questions online, but she says instructions with the new ballot will clear up any questions. However, she says voters can call her office if they need any more instruction. ________Watch KOAA News5 on your time, anytime with our free streaming app available for your Roku, FireTV, AppleTV and Android TV. Just search KOAA News5, download and start watching.