US midterms: Bomb scare in Ohio

November 4, 2026

Bomb threats forced the temporary evacuation of polling stations at several schools across Ohio on Tuesday, as a record 1.7 million people had already cast early ballots before Election Day. Among the tightest races in the state is the contest for the United States Senate seat, where the incumbent Republican John Husted faces a challenge from former Senator Sherrod Brown, who left the chamber in 2024. Mitch Mccann reports from Columbus, Ohio.

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