Suspicious packages containing white powder were sent to election officials in at least six states, including Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee, Wyoming, and Oklahoma. While initial tests revealed the substances to be non-hazardous, the incidents caused evacuations and significant disruptions, especially as early voting has begun. The FBI and U.S. Postal Service are investigating the coordinated threats, which mark the second occurrence of such events in the past year. Officials in Iowa and Kansas confirmed evacuations and thorough testing of the materials, with Oklahoma identifying the substance as flour. The coordinated threats add to the already tense atmosphere surrounding the upcoming high-stakes elections for president, Senate, Congress, and state offices. Protocols were swiftly activated to ensure safety, with hazmat crews confirming no public threat from the substances.