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Political violence "inevitable" if Donald Trump loses | US election 2024 | The New Statesman
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18:43Now PlayingDonald Trump supporters are already preparing the ground to challenge the results of the US election.
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What will happen on November 6, the day after the election if Kamala Harris wins? And why do close elections breed more violence?
Kate Lamble is joined by Katie Stallard, senior editor of global and China, and Dawn Brancatti, senior lecturer in International and Public Affairs at Brown University, to discuss.
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