Colorado elections officials say advanced ballot matching technology has allowed them to stop as many as a dozen stolen ballots from being filed early in the presidential election.

The ballots were stolen from Mesa County voters and filled out without them knowing, according to Secretary of State Jena Griswold, reported ABC News Saturday.  

“On Tuesday, October 23, the Department of State learned that at least 12 ballots appear to have been intercepted before reaching voters,” she said in a statement. “Those ballots were voted and then returned to the Mesa County Clerk and Recorder via USPS mailboxes.”

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