Russian-Origin Bomb Threats Disrupt Georgia Polling Sites

Georgia election officials evacuated two polling locations near Atlanta on Election Day due to noncredible bomb threats from a "foreign state actor," suspected to be Russia. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and the FBI are investigating, emphasizing election integrity and safety. Despite the threats, voting continued largely uninterrupted, and the county seeks to extend polling hours at affected sites. The Russian Embassy denies involvement, calling the accusations baseless.