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Donald Trump, who aspires to presidential reelection in the United States raising the flags of the Republican party and candidate Joe Biden, of the Democratic party, spoke with EL TIEMPO hours before the election day that will define the political future of the world power for the next four years.
You can read both exclusive interviews starting this midnight in the digital edition and in the early hours of the morning in the print edition on Monday.
(Context: An institutional crisis, the fear that haunts the US elections.)
Both the current president and the candidate to reach the White House and who was vice president of Barack Obama, agreed to talk, among other topics, about the importance of the Latino vote throughout the American union, which will largely define the outcome of the elections, as well as the stronghold that the pendulum state of Florida has become for both candidates and the relations they will maintain with the Colombian Government.
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One of the central issues addressed in their interviews by the two candidates exclusively with EL TIEMPO was how the relationship of the United States with Colombia, in matters of collaboration, aid and relations with the current administration of President Duque.
Biden dominates in the polls
In the most recent poll revealed by NBC and the Wall Street Journal, 48 hours after the start of the voting, he assumes Biden’s victory by a margin of 10%, Six out of 10 Americans consider that the country is going astray under Trump’s leadership, with a majority disapproval of the handling of COVID-19 in the country.
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In crucial campaign weeks, Biden, according to the poll, took a 10-point lead by winning the support of 52% of registered voters, against 42% in favor of Trump.
More than 92 million Americans have already voted before the November 3 election, surpassing the 66% turnout of registered voters in the 2016 election.
Trump, in a final tight schedule to try to turn around most of the polls that are adverse to him in the intention to vote, strengthened his campaign in Washington (Michigan) by promising that there would be no more quarantines or company closures due to the pandemic, in a direct message to his opponent, who has been characterized by taking restrictive measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
(Be sure to read: What the world is at stake in the American decision)
The president completed the campaign day in Iowa, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida. Analysts agree that Trump needs to win in Florida, which contributes 29 of the 270 Electoral College votes required to be declared the winner of the presidential elections.
The great support for Democrat Biden to close his campaign in Florida has been former President Obama, who this Monday will lead a rally in South Florida.
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