Ballot drop box fires raise voter concerns

Police are still searching for the person suspected of setting Oregon and Washington drop boxes on fire Monday morning, destroying hundreds of ballots. The attacks prompted increased security measures and heightened voters' concerns a week before Election Day. CBS News homeland security and justice reporter Nicole Sganga reports on the investigation, and CBS News Confirmed executive editor Rhona Tarrant breaks down the threats to election infrastructure.

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Ballot drop box fires highlight concerns that election conspiracy theories are making them a target
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Most ballot box fire voters identified
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Ballot drop box fires in Oregon and Washington are likely connected, police say
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FBI investigating fires at ballot drop boxes in Oregon and Washington state
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What happens to the votes destroyed in ballot drop box fires
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FBI investigating ballot box fires in Oregon and Washington
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Ballot drop box fires raise voter concerns

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Ballot drop box fires highlight concerns that election conspiracy theories are making them a target

Most ballot box fire voters identified

Ballot drop box fires in Oregon and Washington are likely connected, police say

FBI investigating fires at ballot drop boxes in Oregon and Washington state

What happens to the votes destroyed in ballot drop box fires

FBI investigating ballot box fires in Oregon and Washington

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