These Are Voters' Biggest Election Day Fears

Veuer's Elizabeth Keatinge tells us why some voters say they are scared this election season.

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00:00We're losing our unitedness of the states and that scares me to death and I

00:03don't care what sides are on but we all need to come together. The scariest thing

00:08would be maybe not enough people turn out to vote. You know everyone's vote is

00:11important. It's spooky season as the US election approaches. These voters voicing

00:17fears for November 5th. Arizonans tell The Guardian they fear

00:21political violence. Quote, I'm scared to put them up unquote. One resident said

00:26about her political lawn signs. Arizona is one of seven battleground states

00:30that could determine the election including Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia,

00:34Nevada, North Carolina and Michigan. Election officials in Maricopa County

00:38plan to have a SWAT team and mounted sheriff's deputies ready at the building

00:43where the ballots get tabulated. Still some voters are hopeful for the

00:47divisiveness in America to dissipate. I hope that events like like this give us

00:52all an opportunity to be scared together and to be bonded together and

00:56hopefully find that we have more in common than we do different.