Amidst rising election violence

Amidst rising election violence, Mozambique bishops reject poll ...

A day after Catholic bishops in Mozambique rejected general elections results as fraudulent and manipulated, poll violence had loomed large in the southeastern ...

Political violence has marked the 2024 race – but risks rise after ...

A year punctuated by two assassination attempts, high levels of threats and harassment, and a number of troubling, violent incidents in the lead ...

Risks of Violence around the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election: A Primer

Warnings, including from President Biden, that Trump could again foment election-related violence are not idle speculation. True, the ...

2024 election violence is already happening - Vox

Now, the 2024 election could cause another flare-up, especially if Trump loses. Discussion of violence among right-wing extremists has also ...

New cases of political violence roil US ahead of contentious election

Incidents ranged from small fights over political signs to more violent brawls and property destruction at rallies. Most of this year's violence ...

Election day concerns: Voters worry about violence and ... - The Hill

... of registered voters are extremely or very concerned about violent attempts to overturn the election results, while 35% are somewhat concerned.

Most Americans anticipate post-Election Day violence: Poll - Axios

A majority of Democrats and Republicans agree on the likelihood of violence.

Ballot Box Fires Amidst Increased Election Violence

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Trump Targeted Again Amidst Rising Tide of Political Violence

Trump and regular people caught up in political tensions and a rising tide of violence have been on the receiving end.

Guns, militia and social media amplify the risks of political violence ...

The threat and incidence of political violence has intensified in this election year. The axis has largely shifted to the far right and is ...

Q&A: Trump and the age of 'violent populism' - Los Angeles Times

America is not just politically divided. We're in an era of what I call violent populism. Violence is becoming an all too normal part of our ...

Preventing U.S. Election Violence in 2024

... among far-right violent extremists. Far-left violence responding to a ... political violence around the 2024 election. The leading reason for the rise ...

Election Officials Face Torrent of Threats as Nov. 5 Looms

Federal officials have not released data on the volume of violent threats and incidents of intimidation reported by local governments, but ...

Civil society groups are quietly working to prevent election-related ...

Many researchers and conflict mitigation practitioners are concerned that the possibility of political violence in the coming weeks and months may be more ...

New Civil Rights Monitor Poll Finds 73 Percent of Voters Worried ...

A new poll found voters across the country are very worried about political violence (73 percent) and threats to democracy (81 percent).

US election officials 'look over shoulders more' as political violence ...

Public officials lower on the ticket concerned after latest episode underscores rising threat of violence.

Will the US election end in political chaos?

A deadlock in the polls, election scepticism, polarisation and recent political violence have all set the stage for a chaotic ending to the ...

Poll results loom as Mozambique violence grows – DW – 10/22/2024

Tools of intimidation · Disputed Mozambique election lead to clashes · Will 'political murders' provoke more violence? · Unsolved killings.

Political violence is surging, but there's a playbook to counter it

Political violence is surging, but there's a playbook to counter it. Hardy Merriman helped prepare Americans for a Trump coup attempt in 2020.

Why fears of post-election violence may be inflated - The Hill

Unlike Trump, who hindered efforts to call in the National Guard to quell violence carried out by rioters at the Capitol, experts say President ...