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A voting location in Pennsylvania was evacuated after a group of ‘disruptors’ stormed the site, Daily Mail reports.
According to the outlet, multiple people entered the Centre County election office in Bellefonte around 7 p.m. ET.
Centre County Report said police evacuated the building.
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UPDATE: Centre County Election Office evacuation with reporter @haleyjacobstv. pic.twitter.com/8Qt9OlQfyn
— Centre County Report (@CentreCountyRep) November 6, 2024
Daily Mail reports:
Polls in Pennsylvania did not close until 8pm ET. The identities of the disruptors has not been shared and no further details on their behavior have been released.
It is also unclear if they are supporting Donald Trump or Kamala Harris.
Centre County Report journalist Haley Jacobs shared a clip of the scene, with multiple locals forced to stand in a parking lot while cops probe the disruption.
Bellefonte sits in Central Pennsylvania. Centre County voted Democrat in the most recent presidential election, with Joe Biden winning 51.4% of the vote to Donald Trump’s 46.7%.
Local officials have yet to say what steps they’ll take to ensure anyone booted from the election office will be able to cast their vote if the disruption continues after 8pm.
People were allowed back into the center shortly after 8pm ET.
Literal Battle Ground State…https://t.co/Y80Owxkp9q pic.twitter.com/C7wMBPKcrP
— Bre S (@fearmeitsbre) November 6, 2024
In an update, Centre County Report said there was a bomb threat received via email.
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. @haleyjacobstv gives an update on the Centre County Election Office building evacuation. Press release says the office received a bomb threat. pic.twitter.com/Z3MsJsz2xe
— Centre County Report (@CentreCountyRep) November 6, 2024
Per Centre Daily Times:
A bomb threat was emailed in Tuesday night to the Willowbank Office Building, home to Centre County’s elections office, and local police cleared the threat shortly after 8 p.m.
According to Centre County Sheriff Bryan Sampsel, the threat was emailed in about 6:50 p.m., before about 40 or 50 people were evacuated.
In a press release, J.J. De La Cruz, the county’s communications coordinator, wrote that Centre County is among about a dozen Pennsylvania counties to receive threats.
“Out of an abundance of caution, the Willowbank Building was cleared for about an hour while state and local police investigated the threat and swept the building,” he wrote.