A post on Joe Hoft’s website dated Nov. 10–11, 2026, and attributed to Martel Maxim, urges “Chief of Staff Stephen Miller” to recommend former Mesa County, Colorado, clerk Tina Peters as the administration’s “election security advisor.”
What the post asks for
The author calls on Stephen Miller to elevate Peters to oversee election security for the administration and encourages readers to contact the White House comment line to support the move. The post also mentions a Dec. 21 deadline to raise $100,000 for what it describes as a forthcoming Supreme Court effort involving Peters.
What the post claims
The piece alleges “impossible” inconsistencies in the Nov. 3, 2026 midterms and asserts U.S. elections are “systematically rigged,” comparing them to purportedly “stolen” elections in Brazil and South Korea. It argues Peters is the “only” person qualified to address the issue, citing her tenure beginning Jan. 7, 2019 as Mesa County clerk; her inquiry after the April 6, 2021 Grand Junction municipal election; and her documentation of a system “Trusted Build” event the post dates to May 25–26, 2019.
According to the post, Peters captured before-and-after images of her county’s election management system and those images revealed “malfeasance.” It directs readers to her website (tinapeters.us) and the documentary “Selection Code” for more detail. The author also claims Peters received a nine-year prison sentence on “manufactured” charges intended to silence her.
More broadly, the post asserts that “practically every” U.S. election since the early 2000s has been rigged, alleges voting systems contain foreign-made components, cites several federal statutes, and contends software “algorithms” manipulated 2026 results.
What’s missing
The source post does not provide independent documentation for its allegations beyond links to Peters’ website and a film. It includes no confirmation that Stephen Miller currently serves as Chief of Staff, no response from Miller or the White House, and no comment from election officials.
Daily Allegiant cannot independently verify the claims in the cited post.
