Three Georgia voters received scam texts with wrong polling locations

Three voters in Fulton County, Georgia, said they received scam text messages that gave them incorrect polling locations for casting their ballots, according to reports by fox56.com, wcti12.com, and nbc16.com.

Michael Pruden told NBC News he received multiple texts directing him to a different polling place than usual. When he went to the Metropolitan Library, the workers there scanned his information and directed him to the correct location.

Lashante Evans also reported arriving at a location she was texted but was told she was not supposed to vote there. She then went to her usual polling place. Ashlee Enis said she received a similar text but dismissed it as a phishing attempt.

Fulton County Georgia's official account posted on X addressing the issue, confirming that some voters reported receiving text messages about polling place changes.

Early voting in Fulton County ran from October 13 to 30, with Election Day on November 3, 2026, as noted in the reports.