Pres. Trump To Hold Presidential Nominee Acceptance Speech In Florida

The Republican National Committee decided to move parts of their National Convention from North Carolina to Florida due to COVID-19 concerns. North Carolina's Governor Roy Cooper, a Democrat, rejected plans for a full convention in Charlotte. The convention will still technically occur in North Carolina, but President Trump will deliver his acceptance speech in Florida. The Florida Democratic Party expressed concerns over the move, citing potential safety risks due to lack of social distancing and mask-wearing.

Why did the Republican National Committee decide to move part of their convention to Florida?

• To avoid contractual obligations

• Due to better weather conditions

• Because of coronavirus concerns in North Carolina

• To accommodate more delegates

Where will President Trump deliver his acceptance speech for the Republican National Convention?

• Charlotte, North Carolina

• Washington, D.C.

• Atlanta, Georgia

• Jacksonville, Florida

What was the main concern of Florida's Democratic Party regarding the convention move?

• Increased traffic in Jacksonville

• Potential health risks due to lack of social distancing

• Insufficient media coverage

• Higher costs for the event

What did the Democratic Party criticize about the planned event in Florida?

• The potential disregard for health protocols

• The lack of media presence

• The timing of the event

• The choice of venue

What safety protocols were mentioned as being potentially ignored during the event?

• Security measures for VIPs

• Public health guidelines for COVID-19

• Environmental protection laws

• Fire safety regulations