⁍ President Donald Trump will vote in his adopted home of Florida before holding campaign rallies in three swing states.

---

⁍ More than 53 million Americans have cast early ballots at a record-setting pace ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

---

⁍ Democratic rival Joe Biden and his wife Jill also will hit the campaign trail, traveling to the vital battleground of Pennsylvania.

---

– With 10 days to go until Election Day, more than 53 million Americans have already cast early ballots, a pace that could lead to the highest voter turnout in more than a century. President Trump will vote in person in West Palm Beach, Fla., near his Mar-a-Lago estate, before holding campaign rallies in North Carolina, Ohio, and Wisconsin, Reuters reports. The rush to vote is a sign of the intense interest in the contest between Trump and Joe Biden, as well as concerns about avoiding crowded polling places on Election Day and reducing the risk of exposure to COVID-19, which has killed more than 224,000 people across the United States. Many states have expanded in-person early voting and mail-in ballots ahead of Election Day, as a safer way to vote during the coronavirus pandemic. Trump, who has regularly condemned mail-in voting without evidence as prone to fraud, even though experts say it is as safe as any other method, voted by mail in two elections since he switched his address to Florida, a presidential primary in March and a state election in August. “I’m here to vote!” he told supporters at a rally in Pensacola on Friday night, one of two he held in the state. On the campaign trail on Friday, Biden and Trump renewed their battle over Trump’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Biden said Trump had given up on containing the virus, while Trump accused Biden of overstating the health crisis to scare Americans into voting for him.