With the upcoming election on November 5, various regions across the United States are implementing heightened security measures to ensure the safety and integrity of the voting process. San Diego County has coordinated with multiple law enforcement agencies to safeguard voters, while Washington state is increasing ballot security following arson attacks on drop boxes, destroying over 400 ballots. In Maricopa County, Arizona, officials are prepared for potential security issues, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy for criminal activities around election processes. Douglas County, Nebraska, has introduced additional measures to detect tampering with ballot boxes, and Jefferson County, Alabama, has reminded voters of rules regarding phones and photo ID requirements at polling stations. Orange County, Florida, has increased police presence and introduced a ballot-tracking system to enhance transparency and voter confidence. These efforts reflect a nationwide focus on ensuring secure and fair elections amidst heightened tensions and past incidents of intimidation and violence.