Security measures increased across USA

US officials have implemented extensive security measures at polling and counting centers nationwide in a bid to ensure secure voting in Tuesday's elections.

According to reports, more than 3,000 police officers will work 12-hour shifts in the U.S. capital, with most of their leave time and vacations canceled.

Authorities have deployed surveillance drones around key sites, positioned snipers on rooftops, and installed security cameras surrounding voting locations.

To further tighten security, additional police units have been dispatched to streets across the country.

In Washington and Nevada, National Guard units are on standby to respond to any potential unrest.

Washington, D.C. is bracing for Election Day on November 5 with enhanced security measures. Fences and barricades have been erected around the White House, and security bars have been installed on the buildings of the Capitol, the White House and the Department of the Treasury. 

Shops near the White House have also boarded up their windows with plywood. The police have increased their presence in the area. According to reports, more than 3,000 police officers will work 12-hour shifts in the U.S. capital, with most of their leave time and vacations canceled.

Washington, D.C. is bracing for Election Day with enhanced security measures. 

Fences and barricades have been erected around the White House, and security bars have been installed on the buildings of the Capitol, the White House and the Department of the Treasury.