Is there any violence like in the last US elections..!?

Sowmiya Sriram
Is there any violence like in the last US elections..!?
The process of the US presidential election, which the whole world is eagerly waiting for, has reached its final stage. There is tension from those who are in the ring about what the result will be. Looking at the predictions made so far on the results of the elections, it is strongly heard that the difference between the results will be very slight. At the same time, if trump loses the election this time, will there be violent incidents like the last election? That is a big debate going on. The matter can be understood only when trump directly asked the same question to the media. There is one interesting thing about the elections for the US house of Representatives.
 Another interesting point related to the US presidential election should be mentioned here. When the presidential election competition is fierce, every place where the winner is by a small margin, the result is going to be delayed. Because, wherever there is a small majority, the defeated candidate goes for recounting. Another interesting point here is that each state has its own recounting procedure. In Michigan, if the difference is less than 2 thousand, recounting is okay. Even if the difference in votes between the losers and the winners is less than half a percent, the losing candidate in Arizona will do a recount even if he does not ask for it. A similar policy is implemented in Pennsylvania. Also read - people riding bicycles there? No matter who the defeated candidates are, no matter which party they belong to, the electoral process is challenged by the counting officers in the courts. Due to this also the result gets delayed. In Georgia.. the candidate goes to the recounting only if he asks the official. To be able to go to the courts wherever there is a dispute. If you see that trump has selected six thousand lawyers from his party and they are busy.
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