Former Clerk Convicted in Election Data Breach, Deepening Scrutiny of 2020 Election Misinformation Impact

Grand Junction, Colo. — Former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters has been found guilty of multiple felonies which stem from her attempts to validate false election fraud theories during the 2020 presidential election. The 68-year-old, who was a prominent figure in the election denial movement, faced allegations that she allowed unauthorized access to sensitive election equipment data. The verdict was delivered by a jury in Grand Junction, concluding a case emblematic of the broader national struggle with election misinformation and false narratives about voting security and results. Peters, a Republican, had aligned herself with notable … Read more

Colorado Clerk Advocates for Election Data Preservation Amidst Conspiracy Hero Status, Attorney States

Denver, CO – In a turn of events that captivated national attention, Tina Peters, a county clerk in Colorado, found herself at the center of controversy after her efforts to preserve election data were viewed by some as aligned with conspiracy theories surrounding the 2020 presidential election results. Peters, who served in Mesa County, became a figure of significance in circles skeptical of the election’s integrity. According to statements made by her attorney, Peters’ actions were driven by her commitment to maintaining the security and transparency of electoral processes. She aimed to ensure that all … Read more

Steuben County Clerk Stripped of Pension in Landmark Anti-Corruption Crackdown

Bath, NY – In a groundbreaking application of state anti-corruption laws, the clerk of Steuben County has been stripped of her pension following a conviction for misconduct, marking a significant enforcement of legislation aimed at curbing unethical behavior among public officials. The former clerk, whose actions have set a precedent in the utilization of these measures, was found guilty of misappropriating government resources for personal gain. The decision not just to impose a traditional penalty but also to revoke her pension highlights a tough stance on corruption and might serve as a deterrent against similar … Read more

Alex Murdaury Seeks Supreme Court Intervention for Retrial Amid Claims of Jury Tampering by Court Clerk

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Alex Murdaugh, the disbarred attorney serving a life sentence for the murders of his wife and son, is seeking a new trial, alleging jury tampering by a court official aimed at influencing his conviction. Murdaugh’s legal team filed an appeal to the South Carolina Supreme Court, asserting that their client’s trial was compromised. The motion centers around accusations against Becky Hill, the former Colleton County Clerk of Court, who was allegedly involved in discussions with jurors during the trial. Lawyers for Murdaugh claim that Hill was motivated by a desire to secure … Read more