Summary
Colorado Governor Jared Polis stated that President Donald Trump's pardon of Tina Peters does not affect her state conviction. Tina Peters, a former county clerk, remains in prison after being convicted on state charges. Polis emphasized that only a court or a governor can change state convictions.
Key Facts
- Colorado Governor Jared Polis rejected President Trump's pardon for Tina Peters.
- Tina Peters was convicted in 2024 on state charges, including trying to influence a public servant.
- Peters is currently in prison at La Vista Correctional Facility.
- Governor Polis noted that only courts or the state governor can alter state convictions.
- President Trump’s pardon has no effect on Peters' state sentence.
- The case against Peters was led by a Republican District Attorney.
