Election Day bomb threats disrupt Fulton County polling locations from 41NBC News | WMGT-DT Two polling locations were evacuated after threats.

All eyes will be on Georgia's largest county as polls open Tuesday for the 2024 presidential election. Why it matters: Officials in Fulton County, which in the past struggled with long wait times for results and more recently was the target of rampant disinformation by supporters of former President Trump,

Fulton County reports over 340,000 voters participated in early voting, surpassing 2020's turnout, before the closing date on November 1st.

And the FBI warned that faked video clips were circulating on the internet telling Americans to “vote remotely” because of a terrorist threat.

Additional police will be present at the election headquarters in Fulton County, Georgia, this year — “just because of what’s going on,” LaShandra Little, voter education and outreach manager for the county,

Battleground states are counting the ballots that will decide the next US president into the early hours of Wednesday morning, after Election Day voting that largely went smoothly despite fake bomb threats that targeted multiple states.

Election results in Cochise County, Arizona, will be delayed after a bomb threat at the elections office in Bisbee.

A bomb threat was called in to the Juniata County Elections Office on Election Day, State Police say. State Police at Lewistown said in a news release they didn’t find anything suspicious after a sweep of the Juniata County Courthouse in Mifflintown was done around 7:50 p.