Election Clerks Face Fentanyl-Laced Letters: Utah Considers Protective Measures

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Utah officials are considering providing Narcan and gloves to election clerks in ballot processing centers as a precautionary measure against fentanyl-laced letters, following a series of suspicious letters appearing in multiple states. Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson is urging county clerks to be prepared for the possibility of such letters and is working to procure supplies and training resources. Mental health resources will also be made available to support election workers during this stressful time. While some officials believe accidental exposure to fentanyl is negligible, precautions are being taken to ensure the safety of election workers.
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- Letters containing fentanyl, calling to 'end elections now' mailed to ballot counting centers in four states: feds New York Post
- Suspicious letter sent to Nevada election office not yet intercepted 13WHAM-TV
- FBI investigating suspicious letters sent to election offices in 5 states CBS News
- Local election workers have been under siege since 2020. Now they face fentanyl-laced letters KOMO News
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