Clerk Who Gave Election Denier Mike Lindell Access to Her County’s Dominion Voting Machines Gets Hefty Prison Sentence

‘I am convinced you would do it all over again if you could,’ the judge told the former clerk, calling her ‘a charlatan.’

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The MyPillow chief executive, Mike Lindell. AP/Manuel Balce Ceneta, file

A former county clerk in Colorado has been sentenced to nine years in state prison after being convicted of engaging in a scheme to give the MyPillow chief executive, Mike Lindell, an infamous election denier, access to her county’s Dominion voting machines so that he could conduct an audit.

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