The National Guard has Hundreds of Troops Activated or On-Standby across the Country, to Defend against Cyber Attacks and Support Operations during Tuesday’s Presidential Election. About 125 Guardsmen are currently working on Operations across 10 States.
More States and Washington, D.C., have put Units on Stand-By and Plan to Activate them on Tuesday or later in the Week when some Votes are Counted, increasing the Total Number of Guardsmen to roughly 250 Total, according to a Defense Official.
The States with current Missions include: Alabama, Arizona, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, Washington State and Wisconsin.
Units are on Standby in: Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, D.C., and West Virginia. Oregon also has some on Standby.
States are preparing for All Possibilities, as U.S. Intelligence Agencies warn of potential Civil Unrest On and After Election Day.
Oregon and Washington began Activating Guardsmen after Ballot Boxes were Set-on-Fire in these States.
But as of now, None of the National Guard Units are in “a civil disturbance or civil response mode. They're in General Support or in Supporting Cyber Networks.
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