'Shoving Cameras In People's Faces': Councilman Says Trump Supporters Tried To Harass Voters At Philly Polling Place
Supporters of President Donald Trump are accused of harassing voters at a polling place.
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Supporters of President Donald Trump are accused of harassing voters at a polling place.
The group, which is made up of 100 Black men, say they came to Philadelphia to help protect the integrity of the vote.
After that, he headed to Philadelphia for one final push for votes in a state that could ultimately make a difference if he wins this election.
Voters in the suburbs of Pennsylvania are playing a crucial role in this year's presidential election as the commonwealth is a key battleground state.
Eleven stops were scheduled in West, North and South Philly.
He wants Philadelphians to get out and vote and says it's especially important in light of recent events.
It's all part of Vote.org's "Hungry for Democracy" campaign.
Experts say Americans are exhausted from constant crises, on edge because of volatile political divisions and anxious because of the unknowns.
The group also flew another banner reading, "Vote Like Your Life Depends On It."
On Tuesday, police released information about the suspect they are looking for.
It was his latest attempt to tarnish the integrity of an election clash with Democrat Joe Biden that more than 100 million Americans have already validated by casting early votes in the middle of the pandemic.
Philadelphia police say the double shooting happened on the 1700 block of South Avondale Street just before 12:30 Tuesday afternoon.
Officials are preparing for anything that could happen in today's election.
The Fillmore music venue has been transformed into a voting location for the first time during this extraordinary 2020 election
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has a planned campaign stop in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where he spent part of his childhood.
