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The key to victory: Trump and Biden are storming Florida
The two candidates will hold rallies hours apart, each projecting their own vision contrary to the corona plague.
Polls show a close battle in the country, whose 29 electors have kicked Trump into the White House
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Thursday, 29 October 2020, 19:50 Updated: 22:06
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US President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Joe Biden will hold rallies in Florida today (Thursday), visiting the same city an hour apart as they present their opposing visions of dealing with the re-spreading corona plague.
Florida, which awards 29 electors to the winner, is one of the most important states in the White House race.
While Baidan enjoys a great advantage in national polls, polls in key countries show a close battle between the candidates.
Trump's victory in Florida in 2016 was critical to his surprise win.
According to average Real Clear Politics polls, Biden leads only 1.4 percent over Trump in Florida, well within the sampling error range.
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Melania Trump at a rally in Tampa, today (Photo: Reuters)
Trump held a large rally in an open area in Tampa, following events that have taken place in recent days across the United States, which have attracted thousands of supporters despite the health hazard.
Many did not wear masks despite the recommendations, and despite the fact that the Republican president himself contracted the virus and was treated at the hospital earlier this month.
Biden, who leads by a large margin in national polls, holds two limited drive-in events, where participants remain in their cars as a precaution against the corona.
The first event will be north of Miami, and the second in Tampa.
Trump promised that on Election Day there would be a "red wave" of Republican victories, saying the election was between "historic prosperity" and "painful closures."
He called Biden "the worst candidate ever" and went back to attacking his son Hunter Biden, who is accused by Republicans of doing dubious business in Ukraine and China.
He said he got calls from his supporters who told him, "Sir, you don't have to talk about Hunter because no one cares."
"I do not agree. That may be why I am here and they are not," said the Republican president, who wondered how "more possible" to talk about his economic achievements.
The Republican president was earlier excited about the economic data released today and showed that the U.S. economy has grown at a tremendous rate of 33% in the last quarter thanks to the huge federal bailout package.
Due to the heavy heat of 31 degrees some of the president's supporters fainted during the rally.
As water splashed at the crowd, Trump, who was accompanied by his wife Melania Trump, wondered if it was a "friend or foe" responsible for water use.
The advantage in national polls does not guarantee victory.
Biden in Florida, today (Photo: Reuters)
Biden, compared to Trump, thanked his supporters for wearing masks and kept their distance and continued to attack the president's treatment of the plague.
He condemned Trump's remarks about having to "learn to live" with the virus.
"We are learning to die with him and Donald Trump is waving a white flag," the former vice president said at his first event, adding that Trump refuses to listen to scientists or take basic control measures in favor of stopping the disease.
The Democratic candidate denied that he plans to shut down the economy, as his opponent accuses him, saying, "I will shut down the virus. We can recover and we can recover better."
227 thousand dead from Corona
In the few days left until Election Day on November 3, the corona plague, which has already claimed the lives of more than 227,000 people and led to the loss of millions of jobs, is spreading again.
Trump continues to dismiss the virus, arguing that his opponents and the media will stop giving it attention immediately after the election.
This is despite the second wave hitting Europe these days and forecasts predicting a severe winter in the United States.
The White House corona's team of experts warns itself against the widespread and widespread spread of the virus in the western United States, including in several key countries.
"We are heading in a very difficult direction, we are going in the wrong direction," Dr. Anthony Pauchi, senior epidemiologist in the United States, told CNBC yesterday. Pauchi, who is frequently attacked by Trump, called for "aggressive" action to curb the disease. .
according to a Reuters poll in Florida, 48% of respondents believe that Biden would best handle the struggle corona virus, compared with 42% who believe Trump. about 52% said that Trump would best handle the economy, compared with 41% who felt that it was Biden.
"I "So happy that these great GDP figures were released before November 3," Trump tweeted today.
However, it is doubtful whether these economic figures so close to Election Day will affect the result, with almost 80 million people already voting in the early vote.
Biden noted that U.S. GDP remained well below its level in the last quarter of 2019, before the epidemic began
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The Biden campaign has tried to allay Democrats' fears that it will fail to reach Hispanic voters across the United States as its predecessor Barack Obama did.
"We are 100% on track to match or surpass Obama's numbers among Latinos in 2012," Matt Berto, co-founder of the Latino Decisions polling and research firm, said at a conference call organized by Biden's campaign.
Trump has been planning 11 rallies in the last 48 hours
Trump has been running a busy schedule since recovering from the virus, which included even three rallies a day in different countries, while Biden's pace is slower. Over the past week he has remained close to his home in the state of Delaware.
Trump plans to return to the Midwest tomorrow, and perform in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota. In all, he plans to visit ten different countries in the last week of the campaign, and hold 11 rallies in the last 48 hours, according to a campaign source.
Florida is home to large Hispanic communities. Those of Cuban descent living in the south of the state traditionally tend to Republicans, while the new Puerto Rican communities in central Florida tend to be Democrats.
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