President Trump Holding rallies in four of them today. North carolina, michigan, wisconsin and mustwin pennsylvania Vice President biden making time in pa. A live look in pittsburgh where the former Vice President is about to get some celebrity backup from lady gaga at a drivein rally while biden focuses on pennsylvania. Former president obama is on the ground in georgia and florida. Both states voted for candidate trump in 2016 but the polls now show very tight races. President trump firing up a crowd in travers city, michigan, before heading to wisconsin for another rally. Were covering all the angles in both campaigns ali vitali following the biden camp but lets begin with jeff bennett, hi, jeff. The Trump Campaign counting on an election day surge tomorrow to help fuel his path to reelection the Trump Campaign is drawing some confidence in these large crowds the president has been pulling as he campaigns across the country despite the polls showing him behind people spent seven or
2000 registered voters found that nearly half, 47 percent as agreed with the idea that the election is likely to be fair and honest. And that significantly more than half, 51 percent will generally agree on who is the legitimate president of the United States. Conducted october 2. Notes another, 1500 voters found the six percent said they to see an increase in violence as a result of the election. Those figures both up from a june poll when 35 of republicans and 37 democrats expressed the same sentiment. The story goes on to note theres a larger increase in the share of both democrats and republicans who believe there would be either about or a great deal of justification for violence if the party were to lose. They share of republicans be substantial justification for violence if their side loses jump from 15 to 20 in september while the show democrats jump from 60 to 19 in september. Thats why were asking are you concerned about Political Divisions in this country, whether you think
Wyoming pbs and wyoming public media present election 2020, the debate for u. S. House, live from the fine arts auditorium at Eastern Wyoming College. And our social media platforms cspan. Im bob beck of wyoming public radio. Craig and i will question the candidates and what we hope will be a thoughtful and civil exchange. We are using social distancing practice here, there is no Live Audience for the debates. A random draw was conducted and we predetermined the order in which they would appear. The candidates have been briefed on the ground rules for designs debate and i will note Richard Brubaker was invited to participate but declined our invitation. In addition to questions from us, midway through this debate, we will have a segment where the candidates, unscripted will discuss issues amongst themselves. It should be noticed should be noted the questions craig and i will answer will ask have been drawn from public media listeners and staff and developed by craig and i. The candidat
202 7488001. Democrats, 202 7488000. Independents, 202 7488002. That michigang story yesterday, a special line for michigan residents, 202 7488003. That is also the number that you morning. Us a text this if you do, please include your name and where you are from. Otherwise, catch up with us on social media, on twitter cspanwj, and on facebook facebook. Com cspan. Good friday morning to you. More on that Governor Gretchen Whitmer and michigan story. Today storya yesterday about a yougov poll. 7 ,d that nearly half, 40 disagreed with the idea that the election is likely to be fair and honest and significantly more than half, 51 , will not generally agree with on who is a legitimately elected president of the United States. That online poll conducted october 1 through second. It also noted that another found poll of 1500 voters that 56 found they expected the an increased in violence as a result of the election. Those results by yougov published in usa today. A politico, this focusing on
How would you answer that ioquestion . Guest it is a question that we should never really have to ask but the state of the country today is such that it is a relevant question to ask unfortunately and we have seen over the past r six months or so significant violence erupting in cities from coast to coast and in americas heartland so it does raise the question in peoples minds how much of this violence, if any, is related to the political environment and whether it will continue after the election. None of us really have an answer to that but i worry a great deal that for example if President Trump is elected those who are opposed which seem to be, many of those thatt engaged in violet acts will continue their violence but it is difficult to say and its unfortunate that we are in a situation where the question has to be asked. Host what does it say about the state of the country and how do we get here when a september poll that politico cited from you go to a nationwide story found 44