Election eve anxiety sweeps across America

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As Election Day nears, a significant wave of anxiety is sweeping the country. A recent American Psychological Association survey reveals that 69% of American adults are feeling heightened stress, driven by concerns over election outcomes and potential post-election unrest. Alarmingly, 77% of adults expressed worry about the nation’s future, and over 70% fear the possibility of election-related violence.

Americans are finding creative ways to channel this anxiety. Many are pouring their energy into holiday preparations, setting up Christmas trees early to bring comfort and a sense of normalcy. Others turn to meditation, last-minute campaigning, or spiritual practices, such as prayer and yoga, to manage their stress. Physical activities like swimming, weightlifting, and outdoor hobbies such as gardening and photography have also become popular escapes.

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