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The United States, the most powerful country in the world, is holding presidential elections. Voting for the elections began on Tuesday (November 3) morning. Umme Ahmed Shishir, the wife of the world’s best SUV, Shakib Al Hasan, has voted in the elections as a US citizen.
Shakib’s wife shared the issue with fans with her vote in Wisconsin this afternoon. “On Election Day, I cast my vote,” Shishir wrote, posting a photo of the election with a sticker on his hand from his Facebook account.
Meanwhile, more than 90 million voters have already cast their votes in the US presidential election. At least eight to nine million rupees more people are expected to vote today. But the question is, will voting everywhere be safe? What will happen after the elections?
Of course, the enthusiasm, interest, and excitement of the world’s people for the US presidential election is nothing new. But this year’s elections have added to concerns about violence and uncertainty. In the past, there was uncertainty about the outcome: who wins, who loses. But everyone was almost certain that whatever the outcome, whether the citizens were happy with the outcome or not, they would return to daily life the next day.
They will wait until January 20, the day the new president is sworn in. But this time the question is whether everyone’s vote will be counted, what will happen on election day, what will happen immediately after the elections, where will the country go in the next few days. Wall panel security is being provided for shops in different cities for fear of violence. The National Guard has already planned electoral missions in at least 10 states. That system has been considered in 15 more.
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