US Election Day Heightens Fears of Civil Unrest

Concerns grow over potential violence as voters head to the polls in a tense political climate.

Security experts warn of possible unrest in swing states, with heightened tensions around potential election disputes.
Both left-leaning and right-leaning groups are preparing for possible post-election violence, with some extremist factions still active.
There are fears that a close election result could lead to misinformation and claims of fraud, escalating tensions further.
Authorities have increased security measures, including deploying National Guard troops and erecting barriers around key sites.
Polling indicates significant public concern over the possibility of violence, with many Americans doubting a peaceful transfer of power.