Police say they know the source of election bomb threats in Georgia
Voting was briefly interrupted in Georgia and several other states Tuesday after law enforcement say bomb threats that appeared to originate from Russia were sent to polling stations. The threats were also sent to polling places in Michigan, Arizona and Wisconsin, officials said.
WASHINGTON — A mostly smooth Election Day nationwide was marred in multiple battleground states Tuesday by a series of ...
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State and local officials on Tuesday morning addressed bomb threats that came into polling sites in Fulton County, Georgia.
Judge R. Stan Baker, who was appointed to his current position on the U.S. District Court by former President Donald Trump, ruled against the Republican-led suit, stating that it lacked a "basic level ...
Authorities said many of the the threats appeared to originate from Russian email domains, but believed to be unviable ...
Out of 177 polling places in Georgia’s Fulton County, 32 faced bomb threats on Election Day. Police Chief W. Wade Yates ...
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