WASHINGTON – The vote for President Donald Trump’s re-election is expected to take a personal position e late this month, the presence of members of the press, a spokeswoman for the Republican National Convention, which mentions the coronavirus.
As Trump canceled public parts of the conference in Florida last month, presenting virus cases across the country, 336 delegates are expected to gather in Charlotte, North Carolina, on August 24 to officially vote to make Trump the GOP standard. -carrier once more.
Historically, nominating conferences are intended to be a blessing to the media, as political parties seek to draw on the attention that occasions attract to spread their message to as many voters as possible. If the GOP resolution is valid, it will mark the party’s first dating conference in fashion history that will close to journalists.
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“Given the fitness restrictions and position limitations in the state of North Carolina, we expect Charlotte’s operations to close from Friday, August 21 to Monday, August 24,” said a conference spokeswoman. “We are pleased to inform you if this changes, however, we are running within the parameters set through state and local rules related to the number of other people who can attend the events.”
Privately, some Republican delegations posed logistics when traveling to any of the cities, presenting the growing number of jurisdictions imposing mandatory quarantine orders on travelers returning from states experiencing virus outbreaks.
Charlotte’s subset of delegates will vote by power on behalf of the more than 2,500 official delegates at the convention. Delegates and alternative visitors have already been banned.