Debate Night: Trump And Biden Clash On Election Issues

The transcript discusses the differences between President Trump and Vice President Biden on key election issues. Trump claims mail-in voting could lead to fraud, while Biden and Democrats consider it safe. The debate extends to voter rights, with Biden advocating for broader access, including for felons, and Trump supporting voter ID laws. On foreign interference, Trump downplays threats, focusing on China, while Biden emphasizes the danger from Russia. The candidates also differ on accepting election results, with Biden committing to accept all counted votes, while Trump remains non-committal.

What is President Trump's main concern regarding mail-in voting?

• It could lead to widespread fraud.

• It is not accessible to all voters.

• It is too complicated for voters to understand.

• It is too expensive to implement.

How do Biden and the Democrats view mail-in voting?

• As a method that should be banned.

• As a potential source of fraud.

• As a safe and secure method, especially during the pandemic.

• As a method that is too costly.

What is Joe Biden's stance on voting rights for felons?

• Felons should pay a fine to regain voting rights.

• Felons who have served their sentences should be allowed to vote.

• Only non-violent felons should vote.

• Felons should never have their voting rights restored.

Which country does Trump consider the biggest foreign election threat?

• China

• Iran

• North Korea

• Russia

What is Biden's position on accepting the election results?

• He will accept the results only if there is no foreign interference.

• He will not accept the results under any circumstances.

• He will accept the results as long as every vote is counted.

• He will only accept the results if he wins.