Bomb Threats in Georgia and Pennsylvania Amid Election

On November 5, during the pivotal U.S. presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, several polling sites in Pennsylvania and Georgia received bomb threats, leading to extended voting hours in some locations. In Pennsylvania, threats targeted multiple counties, including Clearfield and Chester, prompting Governor Josh Shapiro to coordinate with law enforcement and declare no credible threat was identified. Similarly, Georgia faced bomb threats at sites like DeKalb County, where officials worked to ensure voter safety and record turnout despite the disruptions. The threats, appearing to be hoaxes, were linked to Russian email domains, complicating the election process but ultimately not deterring voters. Authorities remained vigilant, with both states' law enforcement agencies and the FBI actively investigating the threats to maintain electoral integrity. Despite the challenges, both states reported successful voter participation, emphasizing resilience and determination amidst adversity.