Fulton County, Georgia, voters are receiving fake text messages about their polling places changing locations.
The text messages were not sent by Fulton County, the county announced.
Alert Fulton County voters: Verify your polling place on the Georgia Secretary of State’s “My Voter Page” or call (404) 612-7020.
Some Fulton County voters have reported receiving text messages regarding polling place changes. These text messages were not sent by Fulton County. Voters should verify their polling place on the Georgia My Voter page or call 404-612-7020. https://t.co/ngAHgYA6eR
— FultonCountyGeorgia (@FultonInfo) November 3, 2026
Not only are Fulton County voters receiving fake text messages that are confusing the public, Fulton County is also experiencing issues with it ballot scanners.
Of course.
As TGP’s Cassandra MacDonald reported earlier Tuesday, Fulton County Elections Director Nadine Williams notified the Georgia Secretary of State that two ballot scanners failed during early voting, leaving 1,069 ballots unread on their original machines.
Williams is asking the county election board to approve a modified counting process at tonight’s 6:30 p.m. meeting.
In a November 3 memo, Williams detailed a power loss at one site that left a memory card unusable and a persistent paper-jam error at another.
According to the memo, the first failure occurred on October 21 at the Mechanicsville Library early-voting site, where a scanner lost power after 361 ballots had already been scanned.
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