US election: Joe Biden delivers final message to Americans

 

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With less than 24 hours to the highly anticipated US presidential election, Democratic candidate, Joe Biden has delivered a strong message to the American people.

The former vice president expressed optimism that they are all coming together for a big win on Tuesday, November 3, CBS News reports. Biden who made the disclosure while speaking during his final campaign rally in Pittsburgh on Monday night, November 2, added that nothing is going to stop the country from voting.

He said:

Folks, I have a feeling we're coming together for a big win tomorrow. Tomorrow is the beginning of a new day and there is nothing that is gonna stop this nation from voting.

The US presidential election will hold on Tuesday, November 3, with Trump putting his popularity on test again with the country's former vice president in a bid to reclaim the Oval Office seat.

The Economist revealed its position in a post on its official website on Thursday, October 29, ahead of the US election slated for Tuesday, November 3.

Meanwhile, in what suggests a hostile political atmosphere in the US, supporters of President Trump and his main challenger Biden have been vandalising signs placed on lawns by Americans.

With just days to the poll, the political atmosphere in the US has become tense as signs Americans put on the lawns showing support for their respective candidates were damaged by neighbours. There are reports that the signs are being stolen at an unprecedented rate, with Steve Cickay, an activist, estimating that about 3,000 Biden signs have been stolen, defaced or thrown away in Bucks County.