President Trump and Joe Biden held opposing events in battleground states on Thursday. The president rallied supporters in Wisconsin, while Biden faced voters at a town hall in Pennsylvania.

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Undecided voters had a chance to ask President Trump a series of questions during an ABC News town hall held in Philadelphia. Trump defended his administration's response to the pandemic during the 90-minute event and said he doesn't regret anything.

“Most polls show that Biden is ahead with Latinos … the question is does he have enough? Hillary Clinton needed 62% of the Latino vote in 2016 and even then, she fell short in the state of Florida. The question is … are they doing enough, and are they on time?” says Jose Parra, CEO of the consulting firm Prospero Latino and a former Latino communications advisor for President Obama’s 2012 reelection.

As the pandemic rages on President Trump held his first indoor rally in three months in clear violation of Nevada's pandemic regulations. This as the president ramps up his attacks against his political rival, Joe Biden.

We're now less than 50 days from the November election and this one is shaping up to be a hotly contested one. So, what can we expect on election night? To discuss this, we spoke to Charles Zelden, a political science professor at Nova Southeastern University.