SUMMARY
In Detroit, Michigan, law enforcement is investigating a disturbing report of a threat to shoot up a polling location. This threat was communicated to police on Monday after a concerned citizen spotted it on Facebook, although authorities have not yet located the post. The threat emerged just one day before Election Day, causing heightened anxiety among voters. The targeted polling site is located on West Seven Mile Road, which was closed and calm when reporters arrived on the scene. Detroit Police confirmed they are giving special attention to this site, although they did not disclose specific details about the call reporting the threat. The police's cyber crimes unit is actively investigating the incident, and election officials have coordinated with local, state, and federal law enforcement to ensure safety at polling places across the city. As of Monday morning, over 1.2 million residents in Michigan had participated in early voting.
