The FBI confirmed that bomb threats against polling locations in Georgia and other states originated from Russian email domains. However, none were deemed credible, and no bombs were found. Polling places in Georgia were temporarily evacuated but reopened later to ensure voters could still exercise their right to vote.
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Camilla Special Election Back On: What We Know
The Camilla special election was canceled following the resignations of Election Superintendent Rhunettte Willford and Assistant Election Superintendent Cheryl Ford due to disputes with the Georgia Supreme Court regarding vote eligibility. Voter discontent arose after votes for disqualified candidate Venterra Pollard were invalidated. The general election will still proceed as planned.
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Vandalism at Grave of Georgia World War I Veteran Sparks Outrage
In Jones County, a cherished symbol of local history and military honor has been defiled. The grave of Ed Morgan, a World War I military veteran who has rested along Highway 11 since 1918, became the target of a disturbing act of vandalism last night. Just the Facts: • Ed Morgan’s grave, maintained as a […]
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Russia is Behind Election Day Bomb Threats in Georgia: What We Know
A bomb threat was reported at Feldwood Elementary in South Fulton County during voting, but no bomb was discovered, and polling proceeded without disruption. The incident underscores the importance of effective communication during tense election periods to maintain voter confidence and uphold democratic processes.
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Update: Man Who Posted Fake Video of Haitian Immigrants Voting Was Paid by Russians
Georgia election official Gabriel Sterling disclosed that a viral video falsely accusing Haitian voters of ballot fraud is linked to a Russian disinformation campaign. The misleading video, aimed at undermining electoral confidence, has been widely debunked. Officials are investigating the origins and urge voters to rely on credible sources to combat misinformation.
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It’s Election Day: Be Patient Waiting For Results
On Election Day in America, record voter turnout is expected, with over 77 million early ballots cast. Voters face potential delays in counting due to state regulations, fueling concern about conspiracy theories. Election officials emphasize patience, highlighting protections against misinformation and ensuring the integrity of the voting process amid various challenges.
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Georgia Poll Worker Arrested After Bomb Threat
A Georgia poll worker has been arrested and charged with mailing a letter to the Jones County election superintendent threatening poll workers. Nicholas Wimbish, 25, of Milledgeville was serving as a poll worker at the Jones County Elections Office on Oct. 16 when he allegedly had a verbal altercation with a voter. The next day, […]