WA, OR ballot box fires: Here’s what we know
A fire caused by an “incendiary device” damaged hundreds of ballots inside a drop box in Vancouver, Washington, early Monday. The fire is connected to a similar fire in Portland that happened the same day and an Oct. 8 incident in a downtown Vancouver drop box, authorities said.
Canton Township Clerk Michael Siegrist says they have a protocol in place to ensure every vote counts if a drop box with ...
Ballot security starts with King County's ballot boxes, which are over 1,000 pounds and constructed with steel.
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Ballot drop boxes have been in the spotlight for the last four years, targeted by right-wing conspiracy theories that falsely ...
After months of warnings from officials at the federal, state and local levels about a heightened threat environment ...
Greg Kimsey, Clark County auditor, called the fire that destroyed hundreds of ballots an “attack on American democracy.” ...
The fires erupted early Monday morning, one in a ballot box in Portland, Oregon, where a fire suppression system protected most of the ballots, and another in Vancouver, Washington, where hundreds of ...
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