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‘I voted for a guy named Trump’: US President casts early ballot in Florida

President Donald Trump cast an early ballot Saturday in the US election as he geared for another grueling day of campaigning.

Updated on: Oct 24, 2020, 20:19:31 IST
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President Donald Trump cast an early ballot Saturday in the US election as he geared for another grueling day of campaigning ahead of the November 3 vote.

US President Donald Trump leaves after casting his ballot at the Palm Beach County Public Library, during early voting for the November 3 election, in West Palm Beach, Florida, on October 24, 2020. (AFP photo)
US President Donald Trump leaves after casting his ballot at the Palm Beach County Public Library, during early voting for the November 3 election, in West Palm Beach, Florida, on October 24, 2020. (AFP photo)

Trump, who is trailing Democrat Joe Biden in the polls, voted at a library serving as a polling center in West Palm Beach, Florida.

He has a home in that state and switched his residency there last year from his native New York.

“I voted for a guy named Trump,” he said with a smile as he emerged.

While voting, he wore a mask, which is rare for the president, who has played down the pandemic.

Nearly 55 million Americans have now cast early votes as the coronavirus has made in-person voting more problematic.

“It was a very secure vote. Much more secure than when you send in a ballot, I can tell you that,” said Trump, who insists without giving evidence that mail-in voting leads to fraud.

“Everything was perfect, very strict, right by the rules. When you send in your ballot, it could never be secure like that,” he said.

“You’re going to be very busy today, because we’re going to work you hard,” Trump told reporters traveling with him.

 
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