Polis halves Tina Peters' sentence and orders early release, drawing partisan backlash

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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis commuted Tina Peters’ nine-year sentence for the 2021 Mesa County election-system breach, reducing it to four years and four months and ordering her release on parole June 1. He said he’s not pardoning her and that she remains a convicted felon, a move that drew sharp criticism from Democrats and some Republicans while fueling ongoing national debate over election security and clemency politics.
- Colorado governor cuts Tina Peters’ prison sentence in half, will release her on parole June 1 The Colorado Sun
- Colorado governor faces backlash over clemency for 2020 election denier Tina Peters BBC
- Lauren Boebert suggests Trump withheld funds to Colorado over prosecution of election denier The Guardian
- Tina Peters to go free after Colorado Gov. Polis commutes her sentence The Hill
- MIKE DAVIS: Colorado governor delivers justice to Tina Peters Fox News
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