I don't necessarily disagree, but I wake up this morning and still see that the scores on the doors are still the same. If it is not suspicious, which I am not completely convinced it isn't, it is certainly a farce. The whole thing has shown America and American democracy in bad light, whether it be Trump's histrionics, refusal to concede and seemingly baseless claims of fraud or the absolute joke that constituted the polling and now the farcical vote counting. Add to that the decision of US Democrat supporting networks to cut coverage of Trump when he was speaking (albeit he was spouting a load of bollocks), which can only be regarded as censorship - the sort of tactics that I am sure Trump would employ and condone were he doing it to someone else.
I agree that there could be violence as a result of this and Trump will have encouraged it. However, America is a very divided country at the moment and whilst Trump has stirred the pot good and proper, he is not solely to blame - BLM/Antifa thugs have been just as predominant in recent times as Trump's extreme supporters/the far right/hillbillies etc. Were the result tight and/or controversial either way, I don't think it takes a rocket scientist to realise that the usual protagonists, whether left or right, black or white, were always going to resort to violence.