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.
Hoax bomb threats linked to Russia target polling places in battleground states, FBI says
Hoax bomb threats, many of which appeared to originate from Russian email domains, were directed on Tuesday at polling locations in five battleground states - Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania - as Election Day voting was underway,
And the FBI warned that faked video clips were circulating on the internet telling Americans to “vote remotely” because of a ...
Local news outlets in Centre County, home to Penn State University reported that the county had received threats as well.
But some Democratic leaders have The FBI said the threats appeared to originate from Russian email domains. Describing ...
Wisconsin polling locations received non-credible bomb threats on Tuesday that seemingly originated from Russian email ...
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