The U.S. election remains up in the air with the futures of Donald Trump and Joe Biden hinging on key battleground states that were too close to call #Election2020
PENNSYLVANIA was always expected to be under scrutiny in a close race, with both campaigns aggressively courting voters in the final days before the election bloom.bg/3enoMpu
WISCONSIN is likely to report its results in the early morning hours, after election workers struggled with an unprecedented number of mailed-in ballots starting when polls opened on Tuesday morning bloom.bg/3enoMpu
MICHIGAN — another state Trump narrowly won in 2016 — will likely not have final results until Wednesday evening, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson told reporters bloom.bg/3enoMpu
GEORGIA — Some of the biggest counties in the state were struggling with counting absentee ballots, tying up results in the reliably Republican state that Biden appeared to be making a strong showing in bloom.bg/3enoMpu
NEVADA — The state began posting partial results late Tuesday, with Biden holding a slim lead over Trump.
That count, which included early and Election Day voting, will continue to trickle in overnight bloom.bg/3enoMpu
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BREAKING: The U.S. says Iran and Russia are attempting to interfere with the presidential election, allowing the spread of false information trib.al/96uokz3
WATCH: U.S. officials warn that Iran and Russia are attempting to interfere with the presidential election, allowing the spread of false information. More: trib.al/QZ3zHo0
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Trump says he’s now immune to the coronavirus, unlike Biden trib.al/QRtmy4D
In an interview on Fox News Channel’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Trump said that “Once you do recover, you’re immune, so you don’t have a president who has to hide in his basement, like his opponent,” in a dig at Biden trib.al/QRtmy4D
Trump also tweeted that after “a total and complete sign off from White House doctors” late Saturday, it’s “very nice to know” that he can’t get or give the virus trib.al/QRtmy4D
The White House says the president is currently experiencing symptoms described as "mild," and that he is working from there.
Yet @VP, who tested negative for Covid-19, handled a call on the virus Friday that the president had been slated to lead bloom.bg/3cQs0RE
@VP Now, officials inside the White House and Congress who came in contact with Trump, first lady Melania Trump and their contacts faced the question of whether they too need to be tested for the virus that has killed more than 200,000 Americans bloom.bg/2Gzhrqk
@VP Trump learned on Thursday morning that his aide Hope Hicks had tested positive for coronavirus, yet continued on with a full schedule of events, including a fundraiser at his New Jersey resort that raised $5 million bloom.bg/2SkUSrP