Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, R-Schuylerville, received news of a bomb threat to her residence as she, her husband and their three-year-old were driving home to Saratoga County for Thanksgiving, according to a statement from Stefanik’s office.

Former Congressman Lee Zeldin, who was picked by Trump to lead the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in his upcoming administration, said his Long Island home was targeted Wednesday with a pro-Palestinian themed message.

Both Stefanik and a spokeswoman for President-elect Donald J. Trump said multiple people close to Trump appeared to be targeted by similar threats.

Several New York politicians received bomb threats as part of a widespread attack targeting President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet picks and administrative appointees. The attacks, which ranged from bomb threats to prank “swatting” calls meant to dispatch a large number of armed police officers to

Stefanik's office said the congresswoman, her husband and their three-year-old son were not at the home during the Nov. 27 scare, but were en route from Washington, D.C. for the Thanksgiving holiday at the time they were notified.

Rep. Elise Stefanik and former Rep. Lee Zeldin were two New Yorkers among the Trump administration picks who faced bomb threats and 'swatting' calls.

Some of President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees were harassed by bomb threats and hoax phone calls, his transition team said Wednesday.