Former Obama voters who supported President Donald Trump in 2016 are sticking with the president, and by a wide margin, according to a six-month survey in battleground states.

The Swing Voter Project found that 68% of swing voters they polled in Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin are planning to vote for Trump again. They also overwhelmingly believe Trump will be reelected. Read Full Story

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The second presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden was canceled last week, but both candidates will still face off in dueling town hall events Thursday night.

Trump will participate in a town hall from Miami with NBC News. Biden will participate in a town hall with ABC News from Philadelphia.

Biden’s town hall was scheduled last week. Trump’s town hall was announced today. The left is losing their minds over the conflict. Read Full Story

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The Commission on Presidential Debates announced a major change to the second presidential debate scheduled for Oct. 15: It will take place virtually.

“The second presidential debate will take the form of a town meeting, in which the candidates would participate from separate remote locations,” a statement said.

Speaking with Fox News’s Maria Bartiromo on Thursday shortly after the announcement, President Donald Trump said he will not do a virtual debate. Instead of debating, the Trump campaign announced they will hold a rally in its place.

Bill Stepien, Trump’s campaign manager, said Trump “will have posted multiple negative tests prior to the debate,” so there is no reason to hold it virtually. Read Full Story

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