Traces of Fentanyl Found in White Powder Letters Cause Evacuations in Washington State Election Offices; Anarchist Symbols and Antifa; FBI Investigates Georgia and Oregon

Law enforcement is investigating after letters with white powder were sent to multiple election offices in Washington state, causing evacuations and delays in tallying votes. Traces of fentanyl were found in the white powder at the King County elections office, while a letter with anarchist symbols and Antifa was received at a Pierce County elections office. The FBI and U.S. Postal Inspection Service are investigating similar incidents in Georgia and Oregon.