Pam Anderson wins Colorado secretary of state’s primary, handily beating indicted Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters
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DENVER — Republican Pam Anderson handily defeated two other candidates, including indicted Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, in Tuesday’s secretary of state primary in a major rebuke of Peters’ 2020 election denialism. The Associated Press...
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DENVER — Republican Pam Anderson handily defeated two other candidates, including indicted Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, in Tuesday’s secretary of state primary in a major rebuke of Peters’ 2020 election denialism. The Associated Press...
Peters, who was on the ballot for Colorado's secretary of state, was indicted in March on multiple charges related to an election security breach in her office.
Colorado Republicans on Tuesday rejected Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, an election skeptic, for their secretary of state nomination. Peters has been barred by state courts from her role managing elections in the county due to a security breach of voting equipment data. Former Jefferson County…