Chaos during the election in the US; Man sent threatening messages to election officials

03.11.2026. 22:53 Chaos during the election in the US; Man sent threatening letters to election officials Man from Oklahoma City Robin Martin is accused of sending hundreds of threatening letters to state election officials, representatives, pollsters, and media organizations ahead of the elections in the US. He is also accused of transmitting false or misleading information, spreading false rumors, and sending threatening messages by mail, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Reuters reported. Testing the powder found in the letters determined that it was harmless yeast or flour. The FBI claims that the shipments were sent at the beginning of October and were addressed to state election officials in all 50 states. Maybe you are interested Is an convincing election victory for the Democrats being prepared? Political analyst Nejt Silver predicted last week that "blue tsunamis" are on the horizon. 20:55 3.11.2026. 2 h What awaits America after the elections?; Hillary Clinton warns: "Trump could cause chaos" Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated ahead of the Congressional elections that Donald Trump could become even more uncontrolled if Republicans lose the majority, and she warned about attempts to challenge the election results. 15:02 3.11.2026. 8 h It is also believed that Martin sent threatening letters to election and postal officials in 2024 as well. The threatening letters sent in October bore the outdated return address of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) organization in New York, the FBI stated. In the statement it is added that Martin contacted the DSA in August and obtained email addresses of their members, after which they were added to a mailing list from which they were sent threatening messages warning that they could be arrested if they voted. The government announced that Martin wrote a letter to the FBI director Cassaten Patel in which he stated that "the FSB will save the US". Comments 0 View comments Send comment