President Trump, who is seeking re-election, will visit five swing states and attend five campaign rallies on Sunday for a final sprint in the pre-election “crazy weekend”. This year, 92 million people have already voted early in the U.S., breaking a historical record. Voting for me is voting for the American dream,” Trump said at a campaign rally in Michigan.
Trump will visit swing states such as Michigan, Iowa, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida on Sunday for a final “sprint” before the election, according to AFP. Although just a month ago, infected with the new coronavirus, and non-stop participation in hundreds of campaign rallies, 74-year-old Trump is not the slightest bit tired, Monday, Trump will visit five states, to participate in the last five campaign rallies.
Trump’s opponent, Democratic presidential candidate Biden, will focus on the key battleground state of Pennsylvania. Biden canvassed with former President Barack Obama on stage for the first time over the weekend. It is generally believed that Pennsylvania could play an important role in the 3-day general election. In the 2016 election, Trump took Pennsylvania, an “industrial town,” and on Saturday, he held four rallies in Pennsylvania.
In Michigan on Sunday, Trump told supporters about his opponent Biden, saying, “I don’t think he knows he’s losing the election. Trump also said, “Voting for me, voting for the Republican Party is choosing the American dream”.
On Sunday morning, Trump first went to a rally in Washington Township, Michigan, where the weather was cold and Trump spoke to supporters wearing a red hat with the words “Make America Great Again” on it.
So far, 92 million people have voted early, a record-breaking 65% of the last election’s total voter turnout, underscoring the importance of the election’s outcome. The election is widely expected to produce the highest turnout in a century.
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