As the election approaches, a significant portion of the American electorate is expressing deep concerns about potential post-election violence and the integrity of the electoral process. Recent polls indicate that approximately one quarter of Americans fear the possibility of a civil war igniting as a result of election outcomes. Additionally, many voters are apprehensive about violent attempts to overturn results, with a sizable number anticipating unrest following Election Day. Experts in political extremism warn that disinformation and divisive narratives are fuelling these fears, leading to an increase in threats and instances of election-related violence. Amidst this atmosphere, initiatives are being developed to address these worries and promote a peaceful democratic transition.