Toledo Judge Lets Voters at a Polling Place Closed by a Bomb Threat Vote Provisionally Until 9:15 p.m.
A bomb threat closed the Beverly Elementary polling place in Toledo, Ohio, for nearly two hours on Election Day, WTVG reported. Judge Ken Walz granted a request to extend voting there, so that its voters “can vote provisionally until 9:15 p.m. Tuesday.” The ruling followed a lawsuit filed by election protection attorneys.
Because the late ballots are provisional, they are subject to review in the county canvass. The order itself was not read for this entry.
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Judge grants voting hours extension for Toledo polling location affected by bomb threat (13abc/WTVG)
— WTVG 13abc
· Nov 3, 2026
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The Cascade Ledger. “Toledo Judge Lets Voters at a Polling Place Closed by a Bomb Threat Vote Provisionally Until 9:15 p.m..” The Capture Cascade Timeline, November 3, 2026. https://capturecascade.org/event/2026-11-03--toledo-judge-lets-beverly-elementary-voters-vote-provisionally-until-915-pm-after-bomb-threat/