NEW YORK, November 2. / TASS /. The campaign headquarters of the Democratic presidential candidate Joseph Biden does not currently see the threat of large-scale unrest during or after the elections. This was announced on Monday by the adviser of the pre-election state Bob Bauer during the videoconference, broadcast on the website of the election campaign of Biden.
"Neither Twitter, nor in the rumors circulating in society, we see no indication that one can expect mass unrest, threats to voters or polling stations," he stressed.
According to Bob Bauer, "all this talk of electoral unrest is aimed at lowering voter turnout on election day." "Voters should understand that all these incidents are being dealt with, and local law enforcement agencies are vigilantly monitoring the situation," he added. "But at the moment, we believe that incidents of this kind are sporadic."
"Voters should understand that all these incidents are being dealt with, and local law enforcement agencies are vigilantly monitoring the situation," he added. "But at the moment, we believe that incidents of this kind are sporadic."
“We have thousands of people from community organizations on the ground who are monitoring the electoral process,” continued the Biden headquarters adviser. “It is very important that they are aware of any issues before overly emotionally charged or overly inflated messages on these topics emerge. We call on all public organizations to find out the sources of such problems and to ensure that they are properly resolved."
When asked how Biden's headquarters might react if Donald Trump makes any statement on election night about the voting results, Bob Bauer noted that Biden’s headquarters are ready for this. “President Trump relies on his lawyers, and not on the votes of voters, and lawyers will not ensure his victory in the elections,” he stressed. Trump's headquarters tried unsuccessfully to convince the public that there might be some problems during the voting."
As noted by Bob Bauer, Biden's headquarters is aware of the so-called "Trump columns" - groups of voters holding election campaigns in certain areas. “These groups are clearly trying to intimidate voters,” he said. “I want to make it clear that federal, state and local governments consider voter intimidation illegal and will take every precaution to prevent this kind of behavior. such actions, it is necessary to immediately inform the representatives of law enforcement agencies. " "We will interact with representatives of law enforcement agencies so that our voters are protected," he stressed.
