Bomb Threats Force States to Extend Polling Hours in Some Locales
The bomb threats in many states throughout the U.S. on Election Day may not have been real, but their effects were. Voting hours in at least five states where the treats occurred were extended, per The Hill, as the FBI attributed the discredited threats to Russia. Around seven polling locations in Georgia were targeted with bomb threats.
Russia blamed for bomb threats at polling sites across 5 swing states
WASHINGTON – Bomb threats wreaked havoc at dozens of polling sites across at least five pivotal swing states on Tuesday. Voting precincts in Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Arizona were targeted with emailed threats, which the FBI said likely originated in Russia.
WASHINGTON — A mostly smooth Election Day nationwide was marred in multiple battleground states Tuesday by a series of bomb ...
At least two polling sites in Georgia briefly evacuated FBI says Michigan, Arizona and Wisconsin also targeted FBI says many ...
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Russia blamed for bomb threats at Georgia and Arizona polling sitesRussia is behind a series of false bomb threats in Georgia and other states that briefly closed polling stations Tuesday, ...
A series of bomb threats were sent to polling places in key counties across Pennsylvania on Tuesday night, less than two ...
Authorities said many of the the threats appeared to originate from Russian email domains, but believed to be unviable ...
Bomb threats have been made against four voting sites in Navajo County, Arizona. The threats are unsubstantiated, ...
A U.S. official said the intelligence community and FBI have yet to attribute Tuesday’s fake bomb threats to the Russian ...
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro confirmed that there were "multiple bomb threats" at polling locations. Shapiro assured ...
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