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Barack Obama comes to the rescue of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden with a video campaign. Donald Trump’s predecessor is calling on voters to actually vote.
The campaign is targeting 24 states, including fighting states like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida. “There is a lot at stake in this election. From controlling the pandemic and building a fairer economy, to tackling climate change and protecting healthcare, your vote can make all the difference,” he tweeted. always popular Obama. “Register today and plan to vote early,” is his call for the November 3 election.
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Obama’s message, including Biden as vice president, is not so much ideological as it is practical. Voters are referred to the iwillvote.com-site of the Democrats. They have been busy getting as many Americans as possible to vote for some time. The idea is that a high turnout increases the chance of a victory. Obama’s wife Michelle is also occasionally active in the campaign.
Biden is campaigning today in Florida, a major state where he is trying to get the vote of the older voter in. He stands in the polls ahead of Trump, which is holding an election rally in Pennsylvania today. He narrowly won in that state in 2016.
There’s a lot at stake in this election. From getting this pandemic under control to building a fairer economy to taking on climate change and protecting our health care, your vote can make all the difference. Register today and make a plan to vote early: https://t.co/Q2RbOQZwv9pic.twitter.com/chf7XoUwoA
