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Republican VP

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Democratic VP

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SIGNATURE ISSUES: Restoring America’s standing on the global stage; adding a public option to the Affordable Care Act; strengthening economic protections for low-income workers in industries like manufacturing and fast food.

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SIGNATURE ISSUES: Restricting immigration and building a wall at the Mexican border; renegotiating or canceling international deals on trade, arms control and climate change; withdrawing American troops from overseas.

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How does the presidential election affects Brazil?

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How does the presidential election affects Brazil?

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If Biden wins, the tension between US and China will be cooled and it will be negative for the agribusiness in Brazil. Exporting companies in Brazil in general could suffer a thud.
Trump's victory, in the opinion of Warren stock analyst Igor Cavaca, may maintain a policy of lower interest rates in the long run. The dollar also tends to remain at high levels, a scenario that encourages exports, according to Cavaga.

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What are the main topics/debates surrounding the election?

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What are the main topics/debates surrounding the election?

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Gun rights and gun control.

Trade and tariffs.

Free college and student debt.

Immigration.

Health care.

Climate change.

Abortion rights.

Economy.

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Conservative, right-leaning.

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Liberal, left-leaning.

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First, both of the main political parties have to pick one candidate.
The parties choose their candidate by holding primaries or caucuses in each American state.
Primearies: The public vote for people called 'delegates' - who are supporting the particular person they want to run for president.
Each state has a certain number of delegates depending on many people live there.
If a candidate wins a state they get all that state's delegates.
Caucuses: Local meeting system - instead of holding primaries.
The Election: Americans vote for people called 'electors' in their state who are supporting the candidate they want to be president- this process is called the electoral college.
The more people who live in a state, the more electors that state has.
In total, there are 538 votes across the 50 states and the capital, Washington DC.
The candidate with the most electors wins all the state's electoral college votes.
And the first candidate to win enough states to get to 270 electoral votes becomes the president.