Trump changes his tune and says he does not want to postpone the election. When is the 2020 US election?

"The election results must be known on election night, not days, months or even years later!" On July 30th local time, after his attempt to call for "postponing the election" was opposed, Trump once again attacked mail-in ballots and said that the election results must come out that night. On the same day, Trump also told: I don’t want to postpone the election.

At 8:46 p.m. Beijing time on July 30, Trump wrote on Twitter: "With universal mail-in voting (instead of absentee voting, which is good), the 2020 (U.S. presidential election) will be the most inaccurate and fraudulent election in history. This will be a great embarrassment to the United States."

He further wrote: "Postpone the election until people can properly, comfortably, and safely vote???"

Although Trump's idea of ​​postponing the 2020 US presidential election is just a proposal with three question marks, it still attracted the attention of many international media. The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), The New York Times, The Associated Press and others all pushed the news as soon as possible.

The Hill believes that this tweet marks the first time Trump has proposed the idea of ​​postponing the November election. Trump has attacked the expansion of mail-in voting in recent weeks, but more states are embracing the practice as an alternative to in-person voting during the coronavirus pandemic, the report said.