The State Board of Elections is coordinating with federal officials after 15 local boards of elections received bomb threats as votes were being counted Friday, according to Maryland’s elections administrator. “This is something that I want to see ...

Election boards around the state are back at work counting the remaining votes from the 2024 election, following a series of bogus bomb threats made on Friday.The threats — emailed to 15 local election boards in Maryland — were similar to incidents reported in other states.

Election officials say they're working with authorities after bomb threats were emailed to more than half of the state's counties since Friday. "Threats of violence against election workers aimed at disrupting our democracy,

The Minnesota Secretary of State's Office says election offices in over half of the state's counties have been e-mailed bomb threats since November 8. Secretary of State Steve Simon says threats have been reported by county,