9/28/2020 -
Trump and Jorgensen agree that Title IX should give more protection to students accused of sexual misconduct. Biden disagrees. Hawkins believes all allegations should be investigated.
9/25/2020 -
With the Aug. 31, 2020 FEC filings, for the first time, Biden had raised more than Trump.
9/25/2020 -
Christopher Andre Vialva was convicted of murdering two youth ministers in 1999, when Vialva was 19 years old.
9/25/2020 -
Governor Newsom issued an executive order on Sep. 23, 2020.
9/23/2020 -
On Sep. 23, 2020 Trump announced new economic sanctions on Cuba, including bans on US citizens buying Cuban rum and cigars, staying at Cuban government-owned hotels, and traveling to Cuba for sporting events, performances, and professional meetings and conferences.
9/23/2020 -
Rapper and TV star Snoop Dogg and former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson both said they would vote for the first time in the Nov. 2020 election. Both stars were convicted of felonies, Snoop Dogg in 1990 and 2007 and Tyson in 1992.
9/21/2020 -
Biden, Hawkins, and Jorgensen agree that the US should move toward 100% clean energy and net-zero emissions. A position was not found for Trump.
9/17/2020 -
Among the findings were that there were about 980,000 same-sex households in 2019.
9/14/2020 -
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 6-4 that Florida can require repayment of fines and fees before former felons are eligible to vote.
9/14/2020 -
Trump and Jorgensen agree that adoption agencies may refuse LGBTQ+ adoptions. Biden disagrees.
9/9/2020 -
The 2020 candidates have raised a collective total of $744,823,899.00 as of the most recent FEC numbers (July 31, 2020), with Trump having raised the most (55.7%), followed by Biden (44.1%), Jorgensen (0.2%), and Hawkins (0.4%).
9/8/2020 -
Biden and Hawkins are pro carbon taxation, while the positions of Trump and Jorgensen are not clear.
9/2/2020 -
As of the morning of Aug. 23, 2020, 858 prisoners had died of COVID-19 (coronavirus), more than the 839 prisoners executed since 2001.
8/27/2020 -
Trump and Biden agree that schools should reopen and offer plans to do so.
8/27/2020 -
Joe Biden says he would shut down the country again if scientists recommend it, while Donald Trump and Jo Jorgensen are against shutdowns.
