“Thus far, there is no credible threat.” Still, at least one county — Perry ... But as of late Tuesday, investigators had not specifically linked any of the Pennsylvania bomb hoaxes to that same incident. Ben Block, a Democratic committeeperson ...

Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt said polling places and municipal buildings across Pennsylvania had received bomb threats Tuesday as voting came to an end and election officials started tallying.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said none of the multiple bomb threats made to polling sites and municipal buildings today pose a credible threat to the public. The state, along with the battlegrounds

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.

Governor Josh Shapiro’s administration released a statement saying, in part, “My team and I have been in direct communications with Pennsylvania State Police Colonel Christopher Paris.

Election Day in Pennsylvania saw a huge voter turnout, though bomb threats were called into some polling places. Numerous polling sites across the state received bomb threats throughout the day, prompting officials to call law enforcement to investigate.