U.S. States Prepare for Election Turmoil

As the U.S. presidential election approaches, a poll indicates that 57% of voters in swing states are concerned about potential violence from Donald Trump's supporters if he loses, while 31% fear similar actions from Kamala Harris's supporters. Election officials in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Georgia are reinforcing security measures against misinformation and threats, recalling the chaos of the 2020 election. Key locations are fortified with barbed wire and bullet-proof glass, and workers have been trained in de-escalation techniques. Additionally, 66% of respondents are unsure if Trump would accept a loss, compared to 69% who believe Harris would. With both candidates neck and neck in polls, officials are wary of what Trump might say on election night regarding the vote count, as misinformation could reignite tensions. The election is set for November 5, with officials preparing for the possibility of repeat scenarios from previous elections.