Shasta County in Northern California plans to appoint Tina Peters, a former Colorado clerk recently released from prison, as an elections consultant. Clint Curtis, the top election official in Shasta County, stated that Peters will replace Brent Turner, who is currently on medical leave. Curtis emphasized that Peters will not have access to the county's voting system. The hiring plans were first reported by Action News Now.
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Shasta County to Hire Tina Peters as Elections Consultant
Shasta County in California is set to hire Tina Peters, a former Colorado election clerk, as an elections consultant. Peters, who has recently been released from prison, will replace the current deputy on medical leave, but will not have access to the county's voting system.
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Election denier Tina Peters to be hired as elections consultant in conservative California county
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