Tina Barton, a former elections official in Michigan, experienced threats following the 2020 presidential election, reflecting a rise in intimidation against election workers fueled by misinformation. In North Carolina, a recent poll shows over 70% of residents express confidence in the accuracy and integrity of upcoming elections, despite lingering concerns about voter safety. Meanwhile, Democratic strategists voice fears of potential election subversion by Republicans in key swing states such as Michigan and Wisconsin if Vice President Kamala Harris wins. Allegations of election integrity issues have surfaced, with Democrats claiming Republicans are restricting voter access, while Republicans allege tampering with absentee ballots. As the November elections approach, both parties are increasingly focused on ensuring election integrity amidst these concerns.