⁍ President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden will criss-cross the country on Tuesday in an intense day of campaigning.

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⁍ Trump will hold rallies in three states key to his reelection hopes – Michigan, Wisconsin and Nebraska.

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⁍ Biden will travel to Georgia and Obama campaigns on Biden’s behalf in critical Florida.

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⁍ More than 64 million votes have been cast so far, approaching half the total 2016 vote.

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– With just a week to go until Election Day, President Trump and Democrat Joe Biden will criss-cross the country on Tuesday in an intense day of campaigning that will also see former President Barack Obama back on the stump. Trailing Biden in national opinion polls, Trump will hold rallies in three states key to his reelection hopes—Michigan, Wisconsin, and Nebraska—while Biden journeys to Georgia and Obama campaigns on Biden’s behalf in critical Florida. More than 64 million votes have been cast so far, approaching half the total 2016 vote, according to the US Elections Project at the University of Florida. Mail voting is nothing new for the United States—about one in four ballots were cast that way in 2016—but is surging amid the pandemic. Trump, who has repeatedly and without evidence claimed that mailed ballots are likely to be subject to fraud, on Monday said on Twitter: ‘Must have final total on November 3rd.’ Twitter flagged the tweet with a disclaimer describing the post’s content as ‘disputed’ and potentially misleading. Biden told reporters on Monday he believes he has a ‘fighting chance’ to take Georgia. He will hold an afternoon event in Warm Springs, Georgia—where former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt maintained a vacation home—before capping the day with an evening rally in the state capital, Atlanta. Flush with cash, Biden’s campaign has been advertising in the state for weeks. Obama, who has emerged as a top stand-in for Biden down the stretch, will campaign in Orlando after heading up to a rally in Miami over the weekend.