Fulton County police chief says 32 bomb threats made to polling locations

A news conference in Fulton County, Georgia, addressed 32 bomb threats at polling locations. Authorities quickly cleared 27 threats, while 5 led to temporary poll closures. An investigation is underway to identify and prosecute those responsible. The threats caused minor voting delays, compounded by recent fires at collection boxes. Officials emphasize preparedness in handling such incidents.

What was the total number of bomb threats reported at polling locations in Fulton County?

• 5

• 27

• 15

• 32

How many bomb threats were cleared without the need for evacuation?

• 27

• 32

• 10

• 5

What action was taken for the polling stations affected by the five unresolved threats?

• They were permanently closed.

• They were temporarily closed and then reopened.

• They were evacuated and remained closed.

• They were unaffected and remained open.

What additional incidents have occurred recently besides the bomb threats?

• Flooding at polling stations

• Fires set to collection boxes

• Power outages

• Vandalism of voting machines

What was the impact of the bomb threats on the vote count process?

• The vote count was canceled

• No impact at all

• A delay of several hours

• A delay of 20 minutes in most cases