In Colorado, you may not be sentenced to prison for sexually assaulting a child. But check on election results, and it’s a whole different ballgame.
Former Mesa County election clerk Tina Peters believed that election software had been tampered with during the 2020 election. As Mike Davis of the Article III Project noted in an opinion piece published in the Denver Post on Wednesday, “[S]he gave someone else’s election security credential to a man she trusted.”
“This individual took pictures of source codes, which should be open anyway, and published them,” Davis noted. “This action impacted no votes and occurred after the election. For that, 69-year-old Peters sits in the Larimer County jail, just a few months into the first part of her 9- year sentence.”