In a pre-election development Democrats have setup quick-response teams to handle any early victory statements‚ with focus on social-media and TV messaging (a strategy thats different from previous elections)
Kamala Harris addressed potential scenarios in her mid-week ABC talk: “If theres manipulation attempts of public opinion we are well-prepared to act“. The democratic teams plan includes fast TV appearances and social-network posts demanding complete vote counts
He should stand up and say‚ ʼHey‚ Iʼve won thisʼ
Four years ago similar situation happened when Donald Trump made early victory claims; now Democrats think it might repeat. Party officials say theyre better-ready this time - with broad network of influencers and fact-checkers on stand-by
The Republican partyʼs structure looks different now: most members support Trumps positions which could affect result acceptance. His team is getting law-experts ready and talking about non-citizen voting risks at pre-election meetings (showing their focus on possible legal fights)
Bill Bean a Republican money-giver hopes for clear win margins saying: “Wide victory gaps help people accept results easier“. Election-pros say vote counting might need several days - especially in key areas where re-counts could happen