On the eve of the 2024 elections, significant attention is drawn to the arrest of Republican candidate Jim Schenke in Indiana's 26th House District for allegedly violating a protective order by commenting on a Facebook post. This marks his second legal issue since a dropped charge for an unrelated incident. Schenke argues that he is the victim of harassment, with mutual protective orders filed between him and the accuser. The arrest highlights heightened security and legal tensions surrounding the election process, with authorities prepared for potential unrest. Meanwhile, another candidate, Jonathan David Rinaldi, faced legal issues on Election Day in New York, emphasizing the contentious nature of the election climate. Experts affirm the voting infrastructure's high security, with isolated issues not indicative of widespread fraud.