Post-Election Concerns and Unrest

The speaker expresses concerns about the period following the election, predicting that some districts may refuse to certify results due to dissatisfaction with outcomes. This could lead to numerous court cases and attempts to intimidate voters. After the election, a significant portion of the population may believe the results are rigged, leading to a period of unrest. The speaker emphasizes that while this is not expected to escalate into a civil war or dictatorship, it represents a level of instability unfamiliar to current U.S. residents.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the period after the election?

• The weeks leading up to the election

• The election day itself

• The months before the election

• The days and weeks following the election

Why might some districts refuse to certify election results?

• Due to technical errors

• Lack of voter turnout

• Because of dissatisfaction with the outcomes

• Weather conditions

What does the speaker predict will happen in certain areas during the election?

• Increased voter turnout

• Voter intimidation

• Peaceful protests

• Election celebrations

What belief does the speaker think will be widespread after the election?

• That the election was fair

• That the election was rigged

• That the election was postponed

• That the election was inconclusive

What does the speaker suggest about the potential unrest in the US?

• It will result in a dictatorship

• It will be a time of economic growth

• It will lead to a civil war

• It will be a period of profound unrest