Both the government and private citizens are planning for Election Day unrest by erecting barriers and adding other security measures in sites across the country.

As D.C. works to increase safety measures ahead of Election Day, people are also doing what they can to keep their businesses safe by boarding up their glass windows and doors.

Some businesses in the District have boarded up ahead of Election Day as tensions run high over who the new president might be.

Election Day is almost here. And with that will come an end (hopefully!) to one of the most divisive runs for the presidency in American history (or at least in my time on Earth). America's biggest businesses and their well-connected C-suite leaders will begin to get clarity on everything from tariffs (watch what Brooks Running CEO Dan Sheridan said on this front) to mergers and acquisitions to tax policy.