As the United States approaches its next presidential election, fears of post-election violence are escalating significantly. Law enforcement and security officials, including Capitol Police, have issued warnings regarding the risk of civil unrest and violence reminiscent of the January 6 Capitol attack. Polls indicate a substantial number of Americans, as well as observers abroad, are apprehensive about potential violent disruptions, particularly should Donald Trump lose. Many voters, especially in key battleground states like Georgia, express anxiety about what may transpire after the polls close. The political atmosphere is charged, with heightened fears surrounding election denialism and the potential for far-right factions to instigate unrest. Experts highlight that the risk of violence is not only a possibility but a real concern, urging communities to prepare for possible disturbances in the wake of the election.