Washington, DC — President Donald Trump reportedly met in the Oval Office with former Colorado election official Tina Peters to discuss election security, according to former Trump administration official Ed Martin.
Martin said during a Monday appearance on Real America’s Voice that Peters had met with Trump “just hours” earlier and that the two discussed election-related plans. The White House declined to confirm whether the meeting occurred, saying it does not comment on private meetings.
Peters, a former Mesa County clerk, was convicted in 2024 for her role in breaching county election equipment while pursuing false claims that voting machines had manipulated the 2020 election. She was sentenced to nine years in prison before Colorado Gov. Jared Polis commuted her sentence in May 2026, ordering her release on parole.
Her reported White House visit comes as Trump continues to question U.S. election systems despite repeated investigations failing to uncover evidence of widespread vote manipulation. A Reuters investigation published last week found that federal agencies examining voting-machine allegations had not produced evidence that foreign actors altered election results.
Martin portrayed Peters as someone advising the president on election security ahead of the November midterms, though neither Trump nor the White House has publicly described what, if anything, was discussed.
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