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... These incidents, along with death threats targeting election workers, have led local officials to increase their election security plans through Nov. 5 and, if necessary, beyond.

An overwhelming majority -- 92 percent -- of surveyed local election officials said they had taken steps to increase security for voters, election workers and election infrastructure. ...

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...Shatterproof glass, panic buttons and armed security: Preparing poll sites

Urban battleground election offices are not the only places that have increased security.

More than 9,000 local jurisdictions administer elections nationwide, ranging from small townships to cities with more than 1 million voters. The 2024 Brennan Center for Justice survey found that 40 percent of respondents had enhanced physical security of election offices or polling places since 2020. ...

Kathy Boockvar, secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania during the 2020 election, said more jurisdictions nationwide have added panic buttons to contact law enforcement since 2020. Boockvar is a member of the Committee for Safe and Secure Elections, a group that trains election office workers.

Other steps taken by election offices include adding materials on windows to make them shatterproof and hiring armed security at vote counting sites. Some offices have also added tighter identification requirements before entering a vote tabulation center. ...

@#4 ... This is funny. ...

There is nothing funny about the need to beef up security for election officials because of possible threats.

Or, does your current alias find election violence funny?

Please explain.