Violent threats, racist messages: Bipartisan officials call the aftermath of the 2020 election 'terrifying'

Officials in Michigan, Georgia and Philadelphia spoke to USA TODAY about what threats they received after the 2020 election and Trump's alleged conspiracy.

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