Is it a good idea for people in other countries to get involved in the upcoming U.S. Presidential election?

Elections are run by the states and by local governments not the national government. As such, the decision on whether to proceed with an election on its scheduled day is made by the state and local governments. On rare occasions (mostly natural disaster), an election has had to be postponed in one or more counties or a state for several weeks.

Even in the Civil War, the majority of states held the election as scheduled. Those states under control of rebel governments did not; so the election was decided by those states not participating in the rebellion.

Even during the Civil War, Lincoln had to run for reelection in 1864.

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