Overview

• False bomb threats believed to originate from Russia were reported in Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Arizona.
• The threats led to temporary evacuations and delays in voting, particularly in Democratic-leaning areas, but did not compromise the election's integrity.
• U.S. cybersecurity officials confirmed the election infrastructure remained secure, praising the resilience of election workers.
• The FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies have accused Russia of attempting to sow discord through disinformation and cyberattacks.
• Despite the threats, Georgia reported a record voter turnout, and election officials ensured that polling places remained open longer to accommodate delays.