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Trump to hold Wisconsin rally despite Covid warnings Can Biden overcome racist legacy of crime bill he backed? Sign up for Fight to Vote – our weekly US election newsletter 2.28pm BST NBC’s Noah Pransky reports that mail-in voting in the swing state of Florida is very high, with 2.4m votes cast already and 19 days to go with the option still open. BREAKING: Florida’s vote-by-mail tally just surpassed 2.4M, eclipsing the number of mail ballots cast in entire Aug primary. And there are still 19 days to go, with 3.4M requested mail ballots still out there… (1 of 3) #FlaPol #MailInBallot #EarlyVoting Related: US election polls tracker: who is leading in the swing states? 2.13pm BST The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) has announced the six topics that will be covered in the debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden in Tennessee next Thursday: “fighting Covid-19”, “American families”, “race in America”, “climate change”, “national security” and “leadership”. The debate will take place at 9pm ET and will be moderated by NBC’s Kristen Welker. CPD has not announced any modifications to the format of the event, even though it said after the last debate that it would announce “additional structure … to the format of the remaining debates, to ensure a more orderly discussion of the issues”. Related: Trump condemned for QAnon dodge as Biden town hall wins TV ratings battle 1.50pm BST It was a hug that would have shocked many, even in a year without social distancing: Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate judiciary committee, ending a contentious week of supreme court confirmation hearings with a full-body embrace of Lindsey Graham, the committee’s Republican chair. The act and her remarks about the hearings for Judge Amy Coney Barrett – “This has been one of the best set of hearings that I’ve participated in” – sparked calls among progressives for her retirement, and outcry that she had been in office for too long. Many of the California senator’s constituents and her more progressive Democratic colleagues have been arguing that for years. Related: ‘She represents the past’: a Senate hug symbolizes California’s Dianne Feinstein fatigue 1.35pm BST Some highlights of the Associated Press’s reporting of some of the lowlights of Trump’s campaigning on Friday, in Florida, forever a key battleground state, and Georgia, until now a state any Republican candidate would have had a hard time imagining losing: Backed into a corner and facing financial strains, President Donald Trump went after his opponent’s family and defended his own struggle to contain the pandemic as he fought to energize his sagging reelection bid. Trump campaigned Friday in Florida and Georgia, neighboring states he carried four years ago and must win again to extend his presidency. His decision to devote Friday evening’s prime-time slot to Georgia in particular highlighted the serious nature of his challenge: far from his original plan to expand into Democratic-leaning states, he is laboring to stave off a defeat of major proportions. More to the point for Trump’s Florida audience, he spoke directly to seniors who have increasingly soured on his handling of the pandemic. “I am moving heaven and earth to safeguard our seniors from the China virus,” Trump said, using his usual blame-shifting term to describe the coronavirus. “We are prevailing,” the president said, promising to deliver the first doses of a vaccine to seniors when it’s ready. David Perdue is just gross. He mispronounced @KamalaHarris’ name just now warming up the stage for @realDonaldTrump to score race-baiting, cheap political cheers. pic.twitter.com/kiLmn8682A Related: Trump trails Biden with two weeks to go – but there could yet be surprises 1.13pm BST … and welcome to another day of coverage of electoral politics and Covid crisis in America. The election is two weeks and two days away, and Joe Biden holds a decent lead over Donald Trump in most national polls and many polls in battleground states. Trump is heading to no fewer than three such states today: Michigan, to deliver “remarks on Supporting the American Way of Life”; Wisconsin, for an evening rally in a Covid “red zone”; and then on to Nevada. Related: Trump to hold Wisconsin rally despite warning over public gatherings Related: Trump trails Biden with two weeks to go – but there could yet be surprises Related: American Crisis review: Andrew Cuomo on Covid, Trump … and a job with Joe Biden? Continue reading…
