On Election Day, bomb threats originating from Russian email domains targeted polling places in several battleground states, leading to disruptions in voting, particularly in Georgia and other swing states. The FBI confirmed that many of the threats were non-credible but still forced authorities to extend voting hours at some locations. The Secretary of State of Georgia stated that non-credible bomb threats were attributed to Russian interference. Additionally, a Georgia poll worker was arrested for allegedly making a bomb threat to frame a voter, highlighting increasing tensions surrounding the election. As these threats emerged, authorities were on high alert, with police forces prepared for potential unrest, while the election proceeded amidst lawsuits and other challenges.