On Election Day, multiple bomb threats targeting polling locations across New Jersey led to temporary closures and disrupted voting in several counties. Authorities quickly classified many of these threats as non-credible; however, the incidents raised safety concerns among voters and prompted law enforcement to secure polling sites. Notably, the threats affected seven key counties, coinciding with a closely contested gubernatorial race. In response, state officials, including the Attorney General, assured the public that polling places were safe, urging calm amidst the chaos. While some sites were forced to relocate or close temporarily, voting continued in various areas, highlighting the resilience of the election process despite these disturbances.