At the America’s Future Summit in Washington, D.C., former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters reflects on her recent release from a Colorado women’s prison after serving time in connection with election-related convictions. Expressing deep gratitude for the support she received behind bars—including prayers, letters from citizens, and a federal pardon from President Donald Trump—Peters emphasizes her determination to keep working toward free, fair, and transparent elections. Drawing strength from the memory of her late son, a Navy SEAL, she describes her conviction to protect American liberties, warning that many citizens do not realize how close they are to losing their fundamental rights and the integrity of their vote.

Peters goes on to detail her concerns regarding what she describes as flawed registration databases and vulnerable voting machines, drawing on her past experience as an elected county clerk and recorder. Describing her mindset in prison as that of a “horse in a starting gate,” she urges voters, particularly the younger generation, to actively participate on Election Day to prevent the potential manipulation of paper ballots. Peters maintains that her resolve has only been strengthened by her time incarcerated, pledging that she will not rest until what she views as critical flaws in the nation’s voting systems are fully resolved.

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