Both Major Parties Rebuke President Trump's Call To Delay Election

The transcript discusses President Trump's suggestion to delay the November election due to concerns about mail-in voting fraud. Despite historical precedence, Trump claims the 2020 election could be the most fraudulent. Former President Obama criticizes efforts to restrict voting access, highlighting issues like polling location closures and targeting minorities. A survey reveals voter concerns about mail-in ballot fraud, with some fearing Trump may not accept election results if he loses. Legal experts clarify that the President cannot unilaterally delay an election, as the Constitution mandates the President and Vice President's term start on January 20th following the election.

What was President Trump's main concern regarding the November election?

• The availability of polling stations

• The weather conditions on election day

• The potential for mail-in voting fraud

• The length of the voting process

How did former President Obama respond to efforts to restrict voting access?

• He criticized the efforts

• He proposed new voting laws

• He remained neutral

• He supported the restrictions

What percentage of Republicans expressed concern about mail-in ballot fraud according to the survey?

• 23%

• 62%

• 54%

• 74%

What is required for a change in the election date according to the legal framework?

• Approval by Congress

• A vote by the Electoral College

• A decision by the President alone

• A Supreme Court ruling

When must the presidential term begin according to the 20th amendment?

• December 31st

• February 1st

• January 20th

• January 1st