U.S. President Donald Trump voted ahead in Florida after changing his residency from New York, where he received very little support. Trump also hoped that the change of address would give him a boost in the electoral battle is that critical state, as his path to another term in the White House is difficult without a victory in Florida.
JUST VOTED. To great honor! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump)
October 24, 2020
“I voted for a guy named Trump,” the Republican nominee for re-election said from one of the state-enabled libraries that will be key to the final result on November 3.” It was a very safe vote. Much safer than when you send a ballot, I can tell you that,” said Trump, who continued his rhetoric against mail-order voting, which he assured without giving evidence that it leads to fraud.
Nearly 55 million Americans have already cast their early vote, according to a count broadcast Friday by the US Elections Project monitoring group, in an election conditioned by the coronavirus pandemic. In the 2016 election, where Trump prevailed for little difference against Hillary Cilnton, they voted a total of 47 million ahead, so high citizen participation is expected on November 3.
