Voters have been forced to evacuate several polling station after multiple bomb threats were called in in New Jersey, largely affecting Democrat areas.

Now, right now we've got elections happening in New York and New Jersey, and it is particularly contentious, obviously, considering the multiple bomb threats.

We do have the quick report from Fox News as this just came in a couple of an hour or so ago.

I want to play this for you as we're being told now the bomb threats,

they're hoaxes, likely intending to disrupt the electoral process.

And I got to say countries shouldn't function this way.

And you know my thoughts on the matter, but first, let me give you the breaking news. Fox News alert.

Right now, bomb threats, forcing voters out of at least two polling places in New Jersey as residents

across the state cast ballots for their next governor and Mark Meredith is live in Montclair, New Jersey with the latest. Mark, what's going on?

I actually, I do believe, I will play this, I will play more. I believe it's more than two at this point.

Pix 11 says authorities in New Jersey investigated multiple bomb threats at voting locations

throughout the state.

Threats were made to several polling locations in New Jersey, all of which were deemed not credible.

Law enforcement investigated threats made the polling places in Bergen, Essex, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, and Passaic counties.

Seven said State Attorney General Matthew J. Plattkin. Some locations were quickly reopened to the public, while some voters were directed to different polling locations. This will have an impact.

Azee Lawrence and Brian. Good morning. Friends, the polls have been open throughout New Jersey since about 6 a.m. since then, a handful of bomb threats have been called in to a number of polling places across the Garden State.

We know in Mercer County, as well as where we have seen in Passaic.

It's unclear exactly how many of these polling places have been impacted.

But because the polls were open since they've been open since six, a number of people who may have been in line or getting ready to go vote

or had to move offsite to other voting

locations, at least temporarily. We've been at this elementary school here, not too far from

where some of these threats were called earlier, because this is where the Democratic gubernatorial

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