Biden's "Vote Early" Call
Democrat Presidential candidate Joe Biden called on voters in North Carolina, where he is located for the election campaign, to vote as soon as possible.
Stating that the momentum they have gained shouldn't be lost, Biden said, "Don't wait, vote today."
Close to 28 million electors in America have already cast their votes, either postally or by the determined voting centers.In North Carolina, where Biden made this call, 20 percent of the voters, 1.4 million people in other words, have already voted.
Biden has criticized what President Trump said about the coronavirus in North Carolina and stated that the number of cases was highest in recent months.
President Trump had stated at the weekend that America had overcome the threat of the virus. President Trump was in Nevada last night and according to official figures, more than 100,000 electors have already cast their votes in Nevada.
Campaign spokesperson Tim Murtaugh said that President Trump would continue his election campaign in Nevada, followed by Arizona and North Carolina, until the televised debate in Tennessee on Thursday.
Democratic candidate Biden will be in North Carolina and Senator Kamala Harris, the Vice-Presidential candidate of Biden, will also be in Florida on Monday.
Despite the Democrat candidate Hilary Clinton getting more votes than Trump throughout the country at the 2016 elections, Trump had become president by defeating Secretary Clinton in the number of delegates.
In the 2016 presidential election in the US, around 153 million voters went to the polls. It is expected that this figure will be more than 160 million at these elections. However, the coronavirus pandemic is causing many people to be worried about going to vote.
Stating that the momentum they have gained shouldn't be lost, Biden said, "Don't wait, vote today."
Close to 28 million electors in America have already cast their votes, either postally or by the determined voting centers.In North Carolina, where Biden made this call, 20 percent of the voters, 1.4 million people in other words, have already voted.
Biden has criticized what President Trump said about the coronavirus in North Carolina and stated that the number of cases was highest in recent months.
President Trump had stated at the weekend that America had overcome the threat of the virus. President Trump was in Nevada last night and according to official figures, more than 100,000 electors have already cast their votes in Nevada.
Campaign spokesperson Tim Murtaugh said that President Trump would continue his election campaign in Nevada, followed by Arizona and North Carolina, until the televised debate in Tennessee on Thursday.
Democratic candidate Biden will be in North Carolina and Senator Kamala Harris, the Vice-Presidential candidate of Biden, will also be in Florida on Monday.
Despite the Democrat candidate Hilary Clinton getting more votes than Trump throughout the country at the 2016 elections, Trump had become president by defeating Secretary Clinton in the number of delegates.
In the 2016 presidential election in the US, around 153 million voters went to the polls. It is expected that this figure will be more than 160 million at these elections. However, the coronavirus pandemic is causing many people to be worried about going to vote.
What to Expect on the Final Trump-Biden Debate
The final debate between President Trump and Democratic Presidential Candidate Biden is scheduled to take place on October 22 from 9 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. ET in Tennessee.
Topics to discuss:
-Fighting COVID-19
-American Families
-Race in America
-Climate Change
-National Security
-Leadership
Last modified onTuesday, 20 October 2020 07:18
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