NEW YORK (Reuters) - 66% of enrolled American voters restrict deferring the Nov. 3 presidential political race due to the coronavirus pandemic, and the greater part thinks President Donald Trump glided deferring it a week ago to help himself strategically, as indicated by Reuters/Ipsos surveying discharged on Wednesday.
The national popular assessment of public sentiment was directed from July 31 to Aug. 4, soon after Trump said without giving proof that a flood in mail-in casting a ballot would prompt across the board voter extortion and proposed the political race be postponed. The thought was promptly dismissed by Democrats and Republicans in Congress, who have the sole power to change the political race date.
