Tina Peters Convicted for Election Security Breach

Former Colorado clerk found guilty on multiple charges related to unauthorized access to voting systems after the 2020 election.

Peters was convicted of three felonies and several misdemeanors, including attempting to influence a public servant and conspiracy to commit criminal impersonation.
She facilitated unauthorized access to secure voting systems by using another person's security badge.
The breach was connected to unfounded conspiracy theories promoted by My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell.
Peters' co-defendants, including her deputy clerk, took plea deals and testified against her.
Sentencing is scheduled for October, with Peters facing potential prison time.