- President Donald Trump met with former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters at the White House to discuss election integrity, according to attorney Ed Martin.
- Peters was convicted in 2024 for her role in a voting equipment security breach and received a nine-year sentence that was commuted in May by Colorado Governor Jared Polis.
- The reported Oval Office meeting took place ahead of the November midterms as Republicans advocate for election security legislation.
- Martin suggested Trump could take unilateral action regarding election integrity on national security grounds if Congress does not pass the Save America Act.
- White House spokesperson Lauren Bis declined to comment on private meetings that may or may not have occurred.
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