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.

Election offices in over half of Minnesota’s 87 counties have received bomb threats since Friday, Secretary of State Steve Simon said Tuesday. Simon’s office said it has received reports from state, county and federal officials saying that threats were sent via email over the past few days.

As general election canvassing begins, Secretary of State Steve Simon reported Tuesday that election offices have received threats via email

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,

As of November 12, 2024, the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State has been notified that election offices in over half of the 87 counties in Minnesota have received e-mailed bomb threats since November 8.