Late-day bomb threats disrupted voting at several more polling sites in Georgia, prompting precautionary evacuations during the last window for in-person voting. DeKalb County, which encompasses part of the Atlanta area,

Georgia’s Secretary of State said polling centers were sent bomb threats of “Russian origin” on Election Day. Two polling stations had been evacuated in Union City and Fulton County due to the threats on Tuesday. Secretary Brad Raffensperger said officials were investigating but they do not believe they were viable.

In Fulton County, Ga., officials said they received multiple bomb threats, including two incidents that forced officials to briefly close polling locations.