Mississippi election office receives suspicious package
The Mississippi Secretary of State's Elections Division received a suspicious package this week. According to a news release from Secretary of State Michael Watson, the package received on Monday was similar to those distributed to eight other states.
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Mississippi election officials latest to be targeted with suspicious package
Sept. 16, the Mississippi Secretary of State’s Elections Division received a suspicious package similar to those distributed to eight other states. Thanks to information provided by federal agencies and partners,
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