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Propose a different campaign method
Trying to convey the message of failure or success when responding to Corona
Concentration of campaign firepower in last minute competition
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With the US presidential election coming to light on November 3, President Donald Trump and Democratic Party presidential candidate Joe Biden fight for a last-minute campaign in the race. However, the campaign method of the two parties was very different.
Biden’s side has continued its campaign by gathering a handful of supporters and reporters and keeping them separate. In a campaign carried out at an airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on the 30th local time, a circle was drawn and measures were taken so that only one person could enter to maintain distance. Even in previous campaigns there have been campaigns to maintain social distancing from the assembled supporters, such as driving a car to listen to the campaign.
In Trump’s case, on the other hand, it is difficult to find a person who wears a mask even in a situation where not only does he not wear a mask, but is also confronting supporters on the campaign site. The campaign method of the two parties is interpreted to be conveying a message about Trump’s response to Corona 19, which is the subject of this election. Biden’s side attacked the situation where there are currently nearly 100,000 confirmed cases per day as a result of the Trump administration’s uneasy response, vowing to actively fight and respond if the regime is changed. On the other hand, Trump argues that an excessive response to Corona 19 is unnecessary and that this is detrimental to the economy. At the same time, it focuses its efforts on promoting its financial achievements.
Four days before the election, President Trump set out to collect votes at the last minute with a strong march in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, and Biden also in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. In particular, the two candidates met in Florida, the largest battlefield the day before, and that day they went to Wisconsin and Minnesota side by side to fight without compromise.
Wisconsin is the region where Trump won by 0.77 percentage points in the last presidential election. Minnesota is where Trump lost. They both have ten electoral bodies. According to Real Clear Politics (RCP), Wisconsin is ahead of Biden by 6.4 percentage points and the gap is gradually widening. Minnesota also outscores Biden by 4.7 percentage points. However, the gap, which was 9.7 percentage points earlier this month, is narrowing towards Election Day.
/ Reporter Kwak Yoon-ah [email protected]
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