Trump is scheduled to hold an ET rally at 1:30 p.m. in Tampa, part of the critical swing zone in Florida. At the same time, Biden will be in Broward County, South Florida – the home of a formidable Democratic voter where he aims to reap big benefits on election night. After that, at 6:30 p.m. ET, Biden will also visit Tampa.
Florida has the highest share for Trump, who would have had no way to 270 election votes without winning the state, where he defeated Hillary Clinton by 1.2 percentage points in 2016.
Biden, whose campaign focuses on rebuilding the “blue wall” of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, said a quick-count victory in Florida would be a sign of strength on election night – and could lead the competition to an early, decisive end. .
Trump and Biden are increasingly competing to get a smaller pool there. As of Wednesday morning, more than 9.9 million people in Florida had cast their ballots, according to the state election department – a figure that is already approaching cast..6 million votes in the 2016 presidential election, and nearly half the state’s population is 14.4 million registered. Voters.
A recent poll in Florida has shown Biden a tough race. CNN’s Poll of the Race polls put Biden at 49% to 45% of Trump, given the average turnout.
Florida is also clear evidence that the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee are experiencing a cash crunch, leading to a 2 2 million reduction in planned spending there.
Biden will overtake the president and national party in Florida during the final weekend of the campaign: the former vice president and the Democratic National Committee have saved about 6. 8.8 million for advertising in the state, which is currently more than 2. 2.9 million to tap the Trump campaign and RNC, data Shows.
Biden is also benefiting from સુપર 100 million blitz through his super PAC, Independence USA by former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg in Florida. Bloomberg’s PAC recently expanded its advertising efforts to Texas and Ohio, two more states should win for Trump.
Florida Republican Sen. Rick Scott, a former governor and potential 2024 presidential candidate, would have bought the six-figure ad that Politico reported – a small fraction of what Bloomberg spends – Trump on a straight-to-camera ad of his own.
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