Election officials in three states have reported suspicious packages were sent to their offices in the past week, only a few weeks out from the midterm elections. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said Wednesday that U.S. Postal Service investigators blocked the delivery of a letter containing a “powdery white substance” to his office. The…
Multiple states report suspicious packages with white powder at election offices
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