On Monday, Tina Peters was released from a Colorado state prison weeks after Colorado&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Jared Polis commuted the sentence of the former Mesa County clerk. Peters was convicted on charges related to election laws following the 2020 presidential race and was sentenced to serve 9 years behind bars.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
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Polis commuted her sentence on May 15. During the 2020 election, Peters was charged with allowing someone to use an election worker's badge to gain access to election&nbsp;equipment&nbsp;involved with the&nbsp;Dominion Voting Systems. At the time, Peters said they were looking for evidence of election fraud.&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
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