'This is a very stupid idea': Lawyer of Tina Peters addresses citizens ...
PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) - It’s been almost a week since President Trump announced a full pardon of Tina Peters after her nine-year sentence handed down in
krdo.comI don’t have real-time access to the latest updates right now. Here’s a quick briefing based on the most recent public reports up to early 2026:
- Tina Peters is a former Mesa County, Colorado clerk who became a focal point in election-data controversy related to the 2020 election. Reports through 2025 indicate she faced criminal charges and was serving a prison sentence, with high-profile figures calling for actions on her behalf. For example, various outlets discussed her conviction and subsequent appeals, along with political commentary surrounding pardons or commutations.[1][2][6]
- There were reports in late 2025 about discussions of clemency actions and potential movement between state and federal custody, including statements from figures like former President Trump advocating for her release or pardon, and updates on attempts to move her to different custody arrangements. These items reflect ongoing legal and political interest rather than a single definitive resolution in 2025–2026.[2][4][5]
- Media coverage around that period varied in tone and detail, with local Denver-area outlets and national outlets citing health, legal representation changes, and appeals as part of Peters’s ongoing case. Some pieces also touched on health concerns raised by her attorneys and the logistics of custody changes.[3][5][7][8]
If you want, I can search for the latest articles now and summarize the newest developments with links. I can also pull primary sources or court filings if you’d like a more formal timeline.