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DENVER — Today, Governor Polis granted pardons for 27 individuals.
The Governor granted pardons to Victor Arellano, Richard Batdorf, Timothy Cordova, Luis Day, Mitchell Downing, Scott Ellison, Daniel Emmans, George Soon Fah, Matthew Focht, Craig Gipson, Phillip Hengemuhle, Ethan Hilton, Daniel Kelly, Thomas Knowles, Bruce Korum, Christina Latimore, Michael Low, Yeu Ly, DeAnna Martinez, Justin Mills, Sabrina Montoya, Joshua Moore, Vanessa Peoples, Walter Spangler, Veronica Stewart, Kelly Stovall, and Jordan Wood.
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Read the Governor's Executive Orders and Pardon Letters.
The Governor continues to review all applications received before the April 3, 2026 deadline for clemency applications during his term.
The Governor granted pardons to Victor Arellano, Richard Batdorf, Timothy Cordova, Luis Day, Mitchell Downing, Scott Ellison, Daniel Emmans, George Soon Fah, Matthew Focht, Craig Gipson, Phillip Hengemuhle, Ethan Hilton, Daniel Kelly, Thomas Knowles, Bruce Korum, Christina Latimore, Michael Low, Yeu Ly, DeAnna Martinez, Justin Mills, Sabrina Montoya, Joshua Moore, Vanessa Peoples, Walter Spangler, Veronica Stewart, Kelly Stovall, and Jordan Wood.
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Read the Governor's Executive Orders and Pardon Letters.
The Governor continues to review all applications received before the April 3, 2026 deadline for clemency applications during his term.
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