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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.

In Maryland, 15 boards of elections offices, including Montgomery, Frederick, Charles and Anne Arundel counties, were the target of emailed bomb threats.

Over a dozen Board of Election buildings in Maryland received bomb threats on Friday night, leading to evacuations and sweeps state-wide. In an update on Monday, State Administrator of Elections Jared DeMarinis said the threat seems to have originated from overseas and that they are working with the FBI and

Multiple local board of elections around Maryland received bomb threats on Friday, Nov. 8, as election workers were canvassing ballots.At around 7:15 p.m., 17