Former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters, currently serving a nine-year prison sentence in Colorado for her role in an election-system breach, has become the subject of fresh controversy after U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene publicly claimed that Peters is being held in solitary confinement. Greene's tweet, posted on X, reads:

The claim of solitary confinement has not been independently verified by state corrections officials or mainstream reporting. What is known is that Peters has been incarcerated under Colorado state custody following her 2024 conviction, and her case continues to draw national attention.