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FBI Coordinates Response To Election Bomb Threats In Four States

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The FBI is currently working in collaboration with local law enforcement and officials in four states where bomb threats have been made towards polling and election-related locations. These threats have prompted the evacuation of polling places in Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Georgia. The FBI has confirmed that some of these threats originated from Russian email domains, but they have been deemed non-credible.

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Law enforcement agencies in the affected states are taking these threats seriously and are working diligently to ensure the safety and security of voters and election personnel. The coordination between the FBI and local authorities is crucial in responding to and investigating these incidents.

Evacuation of polling places in Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, and Georgia.
Collaboration between FBI and local authorities in response to bomb threats.
Some threats originated from Russian email domains but are non-credible.

It is important for the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities or threats to the authorities. Election security is a top priority, and measures are being taken to safeguard the integrity of the voting process.

As the situation continues to develop, updates will be provided to the public to ensure transparency and awareness. The FBI and law enforcement agencies are committed to upholding the democratic process and protecting the rights of voters.

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