Police departments in Fulton County, Georgia said that several polling locations received bomb threats and two of them were temporarily closed on Tuesday. The post Two Georgia Polling Locations Had to Be Temporarily Closed Over Bomb Threat first appeared on Mediaite.

Georgia election officials had to evacuate two polling locations outside of Atlanta on Election Day after a “foreign state actor” called in what were eventually deemed noncredible bomb

Two polling locations in Georgia were temporarily evacuated after they received false bomb threats, according to officials.

Amid the ongoing presidential elections in the United States , at least two polling locations in Fulton County, Georgia, were briefly evacuated Tuesday morning after they received false

Bomb threats wreaked havoc at dozens of polling sites across at least five pivotal swing states on Tuesday. Voting precincts in Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Arizona were targeted with emailed threats,

"Unfortunately, when something bad happens, it is often claimed to be of Russian origin," a Russian official told Newsweek.

Bomb threats that U.S. officials linked to Russian email domains disrupted what was generally a smooth voting experience across America on Election Day.

The Somerset Borough Police Department announced that the County Office Building and Office of Voter Registration and Elections have been evacuated. The evacuation came after the offices received a bomb threat on Wednesday,