As the US election day approaches, tensions are rising with increasing incidents of vandalism targeting political campaign signs across the country. In Fairfax, Virginia, a Trump supporter removed most of his signs due to threats, while a Missouri resident discovered dozens of stolen Kamala Harris signs through a tracking device. In Gastonia, N.C., the Democratic Party has reported repeated vandalism of their Harris-Walz campaign signs, captured on security cameras. In Round Rock, Texas, political signs were defaced with symbols targeting a Jewish household, reflecting broader societal divisions. Similarly, in Robeson County, N.C., a Kamala Harris billboard was vandalized with pro-Trump graffiti. These actions highlight the heightened political polarization and the challenges faced by communities in maintaining civil discourse and neighborhood harmony.