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"United States Tops 100,000 New Virus Cases In A Day For First Time"

"The United States recorded more than 100,000 new coronavirus infections in a single day for the first time on Wednesday as the nation waited to learn the results of a presidential election carried out in the shadow of a pandemic.

The election had a dystopian feel even before infections reached record levels. On Tuesday, voters in goggles and face shields handed ballots to poll workers clad in hazmat suits or sealed behind layers of plexiglass. On Wednesday, President Trump threatened lawsuits as election officials in battleground states labored to count an extraordinary number of mail ballots.

Despite the pandemic’s omnipresent specter, exit polls showed that voters were more concerned about the state of the economy than public health, according to data collected by Edison Research and reviewed by The Post."

Antonia Noori Farzan, Rick Noack, Paulina Villegas, Karla Adam, Chico Harlan, and
Darren Sands report for the Washington Post November 4, 2020.

Source: Washington Post, 11/05/2020