The FBI has reported that several bomb threats targeting polling locations in Georgia were linked to Russian sources, causing significant disruption during the crucial election period. Some polling places, particularly in metro Atlanta, remained open late due to these threats, which were largely deemed non-credible. Officials revealed that the threats were sent in Cyrillic letters, raising concerns about foreign interference in the electoral process. In a striking development, a Georgia poll worker was arrested for allegedly making a bomb threat in an attempt to frame a voter. The situation escalated as local authorities bolstered security measures at polling sites. Overall, the election day was marred by confusion and tension, underscoring the ongoing risks to election security.