Tina Peters at RMV Freedom Fest 2026

Tina Peters served Mesa County, Colorado as a dedicated public servant who dared to ask questions that powerful people didn’t want asked. As Mesa County Clerk, she stood up for election transparency at a time when simply questioning the integrity of our voting systems was enough to make you a target. For her courage, she paid an enormous price — prosecuted, convicted, and imprisoned in a case that election integrity advocates across the nation called politically motivated from the start.

After Governor Jared Polis commuted her nine-year sentence in May 2026 — cutting it in half and sparking a national firestorm — Tina Peters walked out of a Pueblo state prison on June 1st, 2026, a free woman. She never stopped believing in the cause, never stopped fighting, and never stopped inspiring millions of Americans who believe that honest elections are the foundation of everything we hold dear. Her story is one of sacrifice, resilience, and unshakeable conviction.

We are honored to welcome Tina Peters to the RMV Freedom Festival stage in Castle Rock this June 26th. Her voice matters now more than ever. In a state that has tested her faith and her freedom, she returns as a symbol of what it means to stand for truth regardless of the cost — and we can’t wait for Colorado patriots to give her the welcome home she deserves.