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According to Fox reports, unlike on election night in 2016, Trump and Hillary Clinton were in New York City to watch the vote. The two presidential candidates for this term will separate the north and the south to see the vote.
President Trump will watch the match with some senior campaign officials in a small room in the White House, and other campaign officials will see the voting results in the battle room of the Eisenhower executive office building next to the White House.
Tim, the Trump campaign communications director‧Tim Murtaugh said that the war room on the night of the billing should be very close to the president. The Eisenhower Executive Office Building is a processing site. American taxpayers do not have to pay any fees to use a room in the building. It is often a place for prayer ceremonies and reception of outside groups.
Murto said that all the equipment they used in the rooms of the building, including WiFi and computers, were paid for by the campaign without the involvement of White House staff. These arrangements have been approved by the White House legal counsel.
Hours earlier, President Trump visited the headquarters of the Republican National Committee in Arlington, Virginia, thanked the staff and returned to the White House.
President Trump said, “I have not considered the defeat speech or the victory speech. I hope we only do one of these two. You know, victory is easy and defeat is never easy. Yes. For me (losing the elections) is not easy, (losing the elections) is not easy. “
On Monday (2), President Trump returned home at 3 a.m. after holding five rallies in a marathon style. He only connected to the Fox & Friends program late in the morning today (3) for an interview. After hours of meeting, his voice sounded hoarse.
Biden will view the election results with his family at his Wilmington home.
Biden and his wife attended Mass at St. Joseph’s Church in Wilmington on the 3rd, beginning their day’s itinerary, and then went to the cemetery of their eldest son, Bo Biden. Before returning to Delaware, he stayed in Pennsylvania twice, once to visit his childhood home in Scranton and the other in Philadelphia.
After returning to Wilmington, Biden said he wasn’t sure if he would speak tonight. He said, “If there is anything to talk about tonight, I will speak. If not, I will wait until the vote is counted the next day.”
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