Obama to campaign in South Florida just 1 day after Trump's visit

Obama to campaign in South Florida just day after Trump visits

With Election Day just one day away, campaign teams hit battleground states.

Former President Obama will campaign in South Florida just one day after the current President held a rally there.

President Trump campaigned in five states on Sunday, ending the night in South Florida.

While there, he dug into Joe Biden's plan for the COVID-19 pandemic and how it would affect the Sunshine State, citing "Biden's cruel lockdown."

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The President will hold seven more rallies on Monday, hitting states like Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.

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Former President Barack Obama will hit South Florida on Monday, just one day after the President. He will campaign for Biden, pushing for Election Day votes.

Both Eric Trump and Jill Biden spoke in Central Florida over the weekend.

The Sunshine State has become one of the most important U.S. swing states over the last several decades. It has the third-largest number of electoral votes (29) and the most electoral votes of any battleground state.

Since 1964, the candidate who has won Florida has also gone on to win the presidency in (almost) every single election — with the exception of 1992. It also has consistently had the lowest average margin of victory for almost three decades, experts say.

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