Election Tensions Rise with Delayed Results and Legal Clashes

As the U.S. presidential election approaches, concerns rise over voting delays and potential violence. Key controversies include absentee ballot handling in Michigan's Warren, legal battles over ethics breaches, and heightened security amid potential unrest. Political dynamics intensify as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaign in critical states.

Officials in Michigan's Warren city are concerned about potential delays in reporting election results, as the city chooses to handle absentee ballots differently from other jurisdictions.

During a campaign visit to his childhood hometown of Scranton, President Joe Biden rallied for Kamala Harris, aiming to influence crucial swing state votes.

With the election approaching, legal challenges and accusations of ethics breaches add to the tension, and states like Washington prepare for potential election-related violence by activating the National Guard.

(With inputs from agencies.)