Colorado judge revokes Tina Peters’ bond after travel to Las Vegas for a conference
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After being barred from overseeing county elections two years in a row, the Mesa County clerk-recorder lost a primary bid for secretary of state last month.
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A Colorado judge on Thursday ordered the arrest of Tina Peters, the indicted Mesa County clerk and leading election denier who lost last month's Republican primary for secretary of state.
(The Center Square) – A Mesa County Judge has revoked the bond for Clerk Tina Peters after investigators discovered she traveled to Las Vegas, Nev. for a speaking engagement without
Ms. Peters, the Mesa County clerk accused of overseeing a breach of election equipment, went to Las Vegas this week to speak at an event. A judge said the trip violated her bond conditions.
After being barred from overseeing county elections two years in a row, the Mesa County clerk-recorder lost a primary bid for secretary of state last month.
