American cities are fed up with violence early tomorrow.
Driving News: Fearing that landmarks, stores and restaurateurs in New York, Washington, DC and other cities are knocking on their doors, Election Day will deal another blow to their businesses, many of which are already plagued by epidemics and damaged by protests.
Why it’s important: The result of an election can cause civil unrest, no matter who wins. People across the country are preparing for the worst.
In the photo
Store with Trump graffiti in Soho, New York on Monday. Timothy A. by Getty Images. Photo by Clary / AFPCraftsmen attach wooden panels to purchase windows for protection within a high Fifth Avenue shopping mile. Photo: Christina Horston by Getty Images / Picture AttachmentCraftsmen attach wooden boards to the window of a hard rock cafe shop in Times Square. Photo: Christina Horston by Getty Images / Picture AttachmentA person passes by a standing business in the Soho area. Soho was one of the most looted areas in June. Photo: Timothy A. By Clary / AFP Getty Images)The White House, 3 days before the election, is seen behind fences and barriers at Black Lives Matter Plaza. Photo: Getty Images by Andrew Caballero-Reynolds / AFPConcrete barriers have been put in place to stabilize the black fencing that the U.S. has erected. The Chamber of Commerce surrounds the Lafayette Square around the Commerce Building. Photo: Tony L. by Ganny Images. Sandies / The The Washington PostPeople rushed to the shop to warn of election unrest. Photo: Chris McGraw / Getty Images
.Go go: A safe and sensible way to navigate election night – and beyond
