In response to growing concerns over election security and transparency, various counties across the United States are implementing new measures ahead of the elections. In Arizona, counties like Coconino and Pinal are investing in upgraded facilities and technology, including GPS tracking for ballot boxes, to reassure voters about election integrity. Pennsylvania's Election Integrity Grant program is aiding counties in funding polling locations and improving election administration, while San Diego County is utilizing fire-resistant ballot drop boxes to protect votes. Solano County has introduced a 'Sign, Scan, Go' process allowing voters to see their ballots counted in real-time, while Santa Fe County has launched a pilot program using GPS trackers for ballot transport and tabulators to ensure security. These initiatives reflect a broader trend of prioritizing transparency and security in the electoral process amid rising public skepticism.