2020 United States Elections: The early vote to choose between Trump and Biden exceeds that of the previous United States elections

This Sunday, nine days before the US presidential elections on November 3, early voting amounted to 58.7 million voters throughout the country, above the 58.3 million that this modality added in the 2016 elections, that gave the victory to President Donald Trump.In 2016 early voting accounted for 42 percent of the total, according to the CNN study with Edison Research and Catalist, which have collected data from all 50 states and Washington DC The explanation for this The increase would be the coronavirus pandemic. One of those early voters has been Donald Trump himself, who has exercised his right in Florida and has highlighted that “I have voted for a guy named Trump.” 16 states considered “hinge” and also increased participation among young voters (18-29 years). Voters over 30 years old maintain their participation, while those over 65 have fallen radically in participation. On November 3, President Donald Trump plays four more years in the White House against the candidate of the Democratic Party, Joe Biden, which nevertheless is a favorite in the polls by about eight points.How does voting by mail work? Voting by mail is more important than ever in this presidential election in the United States in 2020. The pandemic caused by the coronavirus will make more citizens that they never opt for this type of vote whose validity, on the other hand, has come to be questioned by the president, Donald Trump.The large number of mail votes expected this year may also cause the results to not be known on the same election night, but may even have to wait several days to find out who will be president of the United States.