Georgia's secretary of state has announced that he anticipates the majority of election results to be reported by the end of the night. As of now, at least 88% of votes have been reported statewide, marking a significant milestone in the state's electoral history.
Despite facing challenges, including receiving 60 bomb threats across various counties in Georgia, voters still turned out in record numbers to cast their ballots. The secretary of state revealed that all bomb threats against polling places in Georgia are believed to have originated from Russia.
During a news conference, the secretary of state addressed those who attempted to interfere in the election, stating, 'You messed with the wrong Georgia. Your attempt to sow discord and strife didn't work.' He also expressed gratitude towards election workers, acknowledging their dedication in ensuring the protection of every legal vote.
Overall, Georgia's election has been deemed successful, with the secretary of state attributing this achievement to the hard work and commitment of election workers who diligently safeguarded the integrity of the electoral process.
