Election denier declines California job

Tina Peters, a former Colorado election official convicted of tampering with voting machines and serving prison time, declined an offer to work as an election consultant in Shasta County, California. The proposal by registrar Clint Curtis to involve Peters drew strong criticism from Governor Gavin Newsom and Democratic lawmakers, who condemned her past actions and questioned her involvement in election oversight. Peters had served less than a quarter of a nine-year sentence after helping unauthorized access Mesa County’s voting systems in 2021; she was released early amid political pressure. Her potential employment sparked controversy amid broader debates over election integrity and handling of election officials with criminal convictions.

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