As the elections approach, police chiefs in battleground states are implementing new strategies to secure polling places, with concerns escalating over threats from extremists motivated by election conspiracies. Election officials are ramping up security measures, deploying additional officers, and implementing safety protocols, including panic buttons and training exercises, to protect against potential violence. Reports indicate a rise in violent threats against poll workers, and federal authorities are warning of a possible insider threat during the election process. Intelligence bulletins suggest that extremists are likely to exploit claims of election fraud to incite violence. Amid these worries, veterans are urging Americans to reject political violence, while Homeland Security has issued warnings following attacks on ballot boxes. The environment surrounding this election season has prompted many to prepare for unrest and enhance the safety of both voters and election officials.