She committed a crime. It did not interfere with any election, did not have to do with ballot counting, but it was illegal access to the computer room.
Jared Polis: “She committed a crime. It did not interfere with any election, did not have to do with ballot counting, but it was…”
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Statement on commuting Tina Peters' sentence.
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