When is the exact date of the 2020 US election? The US election is getting closer, and Biden accepts the presidential nomination

The US election is getting closer, and Biden has accepted the presidential nomination. On the evening of the 20th, Eastern Time, former US Vice President Biden formally accepted the Democratic presidential nomination in Wilmington, Delaware, and delivered a keynote speech on the last night of the National Convention.
"I am honored and humbly accepted the nomination for President of the United States of America," Biden said.

This is the third time that the 77-year-old veteran, who has been active in American politics for nearly 50 years, has run for the US presidency, and it is also the furthest he has gone so far. In a subsequent speech, he said he would fight for the soul of the country because of love, hope and light, and providing relief and comfort to the country hit by the new crown pandemic would be his top priority after taking office.
"The current president has kept America in the dark for too long." "We can and will overcome this dark period," Biden said.
He continued, "There is too much anger, too much fear, too much division in every part of this country. I will keep my promise: If I am elected president, I will use the best of our people, not the worst. This is a time for light, not darkness. This is a time for us, the people, to come together."
Biden cited the actions of President Franklin Roosevelt during World War II, emphasizing that the United States has been through difficult times before and will be through them again.
"Right now, we're caught in the most difficult moment in American history," he said. "Four historic crises are all happening at the same time. It's a perfect storm," he said.
The four crises are the coronavirus pandemic, the worsening economic crisis, racial justice issues and the threat of climate change. "Are we ready? I believe we are. The United States has the ability to overcome these problems," he said.