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,
FBI: Fake bomb threats sent to polling locations in several states are linked to Russia
Earlier on Tuesday, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said there were some reported bomb threats to polling places in the state, but all were deemed non-credible and authorities were investigating. Officials in Fulton County, Georgia, said they received “multiple calls,” and the threats forced a brief closure of two polling places.
ToplineVoting in multiple battleground states was disrupted on Tuesday as numerous polling places received death threats, ...
State and local officials across the affected areas are working with the federal government to investigate the bomb hoaxes.
Russia was behind false bomb threats in Georgia and other states that briefly closed polling stations in some ...
And the FBI warned that faked video clips were circulating on the internet telling Americans to “vote remotely” because of a ...
In Fulton County, Ga., officials said they received multiple bomb threats, including two incidents that forced officials to ...
A U.S. official said the intelligence community and FBI have yet to attribute Tuesday’s fake bomb threats to the Russian ...
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