Campaigns Target Battleground States in Late Election Push
Trump visits Nevada church and Carson City rally then a Palm Beach fundraiser raising 12 million as Biden campaigns in Delaware and North Carolina. Biden appeals on criminal justice and Black wealth while noting Trump’s missteps on the pandemic. Biden outraises Trump, with ads set to run twice as often as Republican spots.
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Las Vegas
Donald Trump
Joe Biden
Trump
Nevada
Carson City
Biden
Delaware
North Carolina
White House
Barack Obama
Newport Beach
Palmer Luckey
Beach Boys
Durham
Kantar/CMAG
Black officers exit unions over Trump endsorsements
In Philadelphia and beyond, Black officers criticize union endorsements of Donald Trump as unions claim to reflect officer sentiment. Officers like Rochelle Bilal condemn the process, arguing concerns over racism and sexism were ignored while national leaders defend inclusive votes across 44 state Fraternal Orders of Police and the FOP.
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Philadelphia
Donald Trump
Trump
U.S
National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers
Donald J. Trump
Rochelle Bilal
Guardian Civic League of Philadelphia
National
Fraternal Order of Police
Bilal
Rob Pride
National Fraternal Order of Police
Trustees
George Floyd
Pride
Floyd
Minneapolis
America
FOP
FDP
Undecideds torn as election nears in tight vote
Washington profiles undecided voters like Amanda Jaronowski and John Welton as the 2020 race tightens. They cite disliking Trump personally yet favoring his policies, while Biden offers appeal but raises doubts about leadership. Voter indecision persists ahead of the November election.
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Washington
Amanda Jaronowski
Cleveland
Donald Trump
Joe Biden
Trump
Jaronowski
Hillary Clinton
Biden
John Welton
Winfield
Kansas
Welton
Illinois
Barack Obama
Cubs
Badalamenti
Frank Luntz
Puerto Rico in the Spotlight of the US Election
In a high stake bid, campaigns target Puerto Rico where residents cannot vote but can influence Florida voters. The island’s ties to the mainland drive strategies as Hurricane Irma Maria and economic woes deepen Puerto Rican hardship. Jerick Mediavilla, now in Orlando, voices the islanders’ absence from U.S. democracy. Both parties seek Latinos in Florida, which hosts the nation’s largest Puerto Rican population.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Donald Trump
Joe Biden
U.S
Florida
Irma
Maria
Jerick Mediavilla
Corozal
Orlando
United States
Mediavilla
Trump
White House
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