U.S. Election Day Voting Disruptions Widespread

Several polling locations across the United States extended voting hours due to various disruptions and technical issues. In Georgia's Fulton County, voting was extended by up to 45 minutes at five locations following bomb threats traced to Russian sources. In Pennsylvania, Cambria County extended voting until 10 p.m. due to ballot scanner malfunctions. North Carolina also extended voting by 30 minutes at two precincts due to technical issues such as printer and laptop failures. Additionally, Gwinnett County in Georgia extended hours at the Mountain Park Aquatic Center due to a bomb threat. Despite these disruptions, locations like Horry County, S.C., reported no major issues, with voters experiencing only minor delays.