Several polling stations in Georgia were suspended due to reports of mining. Intelligence agencies are checking communications with Russia
At least three polling stations in Fulton County, Georgia, were evacuated due to reports of bombs. The bomb threat turned out to be false, but voters, CNN reports, had to wait about an hour for polling stations to resume operation so they could vote in the US presidential election. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said the threats came “from Russia,” without specifying why that conclusion was reached.