America on edge: How voters are dealing with election stress
Trenney said she knew of other families doing the same in Bellevue, a Pittsburgh suburb and an electoral hotbed prized by both Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump, rivals in a race that analysts say will go down to the wire.
«Just trying to pacify the anxiety,» said Trenney, who voted for Harris ahead of Tuesday's Election Day. «Anything and everything to distract from, 'Oh my God, what's going to happen?'»
Sitting on a park bench nearby was Jennifer Bunecke, 68 and a retired graphic designer who plans to vote for Trump. Bunecke is so sick of the acrimony, the incessant calls from pollsters and the campaign ads bombarding her in the battleground state of Pennsylvania that she would rather tune out completely.
She spent a chunk of Saturday reading a booklet of pastry recipes to keep calm. «I was never into politics. I wasn't raised with it,» she said.
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