The Brief Nicholas Wimbish was sentenced to 20 months in prison for mailing a threatening letter about bombing a polling site and harming poll workers. Authorities emphasize the importance of protecting election workers and ensuring secure polling places, with the FBI committed to addressing threats seriously. A former Georgia poll worker has been sentenced to prison after admitting he mailed a threatening letter that claimed a Jones County precinct would be bombed and that poll workers would be harmed. The letter threatened to bomb the polling site, target Wimbish and other poll workers, and contained graphic threats of violence. It also warned poll workers to "look over their shoulder" and ended with a handwritten note that read, "PS boom toy in early vote place, cigar burning, be safe."