Government, private businesses erect barricades in preparation for Election Day
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Both the government and private citizens are planning for Election Day unrest.
In a statement to Fox News Digital, the Secret Service said it was "working closely" with federal, state and local partners in both the nation's capital and Palm Beach County, Florida, in order to implement "heightened levels of safety and security" ahead of Tuesday's election. In addition to the White House and the Naval Observatory, fencing will also block off the Treasury Department in Washington, D.C., and authorities have used bike-rack barriers to fortify the Capitol, according to The Washington Post.
Meanwhile, Howard University, where Harris will be on election night, will also see heightened security measures, local D.C. police indicated.
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Both the government and private citizens are planning for Election Day unrest.
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