Two additional election officials in battleground states have reported receiving suspicious mail, adding to concerns as the November election approaches. Lisa Marra, the state election director for Arizona’s secretary of state, disclosed that an envelope addressed to the secretary’s office was recently intercepted at the election department in the state capitol with the assistance of the United States Postal Service and FBI.
Marra highlighted the challenge posed by potentially suspicious mail, particularly noting the issue with absentee ballots sent by military and overseas voters that may come from addresses that appear dubious. She emphasized the importance of vigilance in such matters, stating that it has been a concern for some time.
