Businesses Prepare for Election Fallout

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Businesses in Washington , D.C. , and Portland , Oregon , are boarding up their windows in preparation for potential post-election fallout.

The U.S. Secret Service said it is working closely with federal, state and local partners in Washington and Florida to ensure the heightened levels of safety and security this Election Day .

Portland police chief said he is "really hopeful that [police intervention is] not going to be necessary".

Former D.C. homicide detective and Fox News contributor Ted Williams says he has "never seen it as bad as it is now" Businesses should "board up [and] take proactive positions to protect their business," he said.

Williams : "We're in a very volatile time in this country I think you could clearly find someone acting out under the circumstances".

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