Ballot drop boxes in Portland, Oregon and Washington were set on fire early Monday, authorities confirmed. Videos of officials removing 'burnt' boxes from its chambers surfaced on social media.

Deliberate fires at two ballot drop boxes in the Pacific Northwest ... Police responded around 4 a.m. to a burning drop-box in Vancouver, Wash., a fire that may have burned hundreds of ballots.

Someone lit an incendiary device — an explosive — and put it in the ballot box, the Portland Police Bureau said in a news release. Three ballots were damaged in the blaze, but the rest were ...

The ballot box in Vancouver also had a fire suppression system inside, but that failed to prevent hundreds of ballots from burning, said Greg Kimsey, the longtime elected auditor in Clark County ...

No other ballot drop boxes in Multnomah and Clark counties were ... Just outside Portland in Vancouver, Washington, firefighters removed burning ballots from a drop box, according to video and ...

Vancouver police pulled smoldering ballots from the ballot drop box at C-Tran’s Fisher’s ... The sidewalk below was streaked with ash left behind by burning ballots. The Clark County Auditor ...

The ballot box in Vancouver also had a fire suppression system inside, but that failed to prevent hundreds of ballots from burning, said Greg Kimsey, the longtime elected auditor in Clark County ...