Suspicious letters now reported at election offices in five states ...Middle East

Suspicious letters have been reported at election offices this week in Oregon, Washington, California, Nevada and Georgia. Fentanyl was found in four of the letters, according to a statement from the FBI and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, per The Associated Press. “Law enforcement is working diligently to intercept any additional letters before they are delivered,” the statement said, according to the AP. On Thursday, the office of Washington's secretary of state confirmed envelopes with “unknown powdery substances” were received in elections offices in four counties. The offices in King, Pierce, Spokane and Skagit counties were evacuated, according to a press release. “

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