Updated: October 27, 2020 2:34:40 pm
United States President Donald Trump and Joe Biden. (Proceedings)
By Tuesday of next week, Donald Trump will continue to serve in the White House for four more years, or the United States will have Joe Biden as its new president.
With the election days short, Donald Trump is doubling down on the attacks on Joe Biden by targeting his son Hunterr for more years, or the United States will have Joe Biden as its new president. Reuters reported that Trump and Biden continue to compete for votes in the battlefield states this past week, with a focus on Pennsylvania, a state deemed crucial for any candidate who wins the election.
“Despite Biden’s solid lead in national opinion polls, the contest seems tighter in the most critical battle states that could decide the outcome. A Reuters / Ipsos poll conducted October 20-26 gave Biden a slight edge over Trump in Pennsylvania, ”Reuters said. At these rallies, the coronavirus and the Trump administration’s approach to the outbreak have dominated discussions. Read the report here.
The 2020 elections have been among the most contentious in US election history, and voter fraud has been a major problem. Last weekend, a man had been observed setting fire to an urn in Boston. The Associated Press had reported that the FBI was investigating the case and that on Sunday, a 39-year-old Boston resident was arrested on charges of “setting fire to a Boston ballot box and damaging dozens of ballots.”
According to the AP report, “There were 122 ballots inside the ballot box when it was emptied Sunday morning, and 87 of them were still legible and could be processed.” Read the report here.
With the election days remaining, Donald Trump is doubling down on attacks on Joe Biden by targeting his son Hunter, AP reports. The Associated Press has an explanation for why Trump is targeting Hunter Biden and has a timeline of events to date. Read it here.
Florida is a key state in US elections and has historically been a Republican stronghold. In recent demonstrations, Trump has referred to Florida as his “home state.” “Since winning the presidency, Trump has paid a lot of attention to Florida, a reflection of the importance of the state to his electoral strategy. He regularly visits his properties in Mar-a-Lago and Doral there and gave up his official residence in New York in favor of the warmer and more politically friendly climates in the state, ”reports the BBC. The BBC has a report that considers whether Florida is really a key state in the 2020 elections. Read the report here
The Associated Press has an explanation on how ballots and voting results will be counted for which state will be known on Election Night Nov. 3. At least 58 million early votes have already been cast for this year’s election. Read the AP report here.
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