Washington D.C. Prepares for Potential Election Unrest
As the U.S. election approaches, Washington D.C. is ramping up security measures in anticipation of potential civil unrest. Fencing has been erected around key sites, including the White House and the residence of Vice President Harris. Businesses nearby are boarding up their windows, following concerns of violence and chaos following the election results. Authorities, including the Secret Service and local police, are on high alert, as cities across the nation similarly prepare for possible disturbances. Residents express unease as they brace for what could be a contentious election day.
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