There is a possibility that Mr. Trump may feel differently that he may not be the winner. Mr Biden has been leading the election for months and a new poll was released on Sunday. By NBC News and the Wall Street Journal The Democrats’ lead has stabilized from 1 percent to 1 percent, which is essentially the same as before the nomination of both parties. Mr. Trump’s focus on law and order in recent weeks has not changed the overall dynamics of the race, and 10 of those surveyed said their minds are firmly formed.

The White House hopes the Supreme Court fight will make a difference when not everything happens so far, with Republican voters who care about the court, especially those opposed to legal abortion, having a reason to step down despite any concerns about handling it. Coronavirus, state of the economy or other issues.

“Trump needed a circuit-breaking event to change the dynamics of the race, which so far has clearly favored Biden,” Douglas b. Sosnik, who was President Bill Clinton’s White House political director during the 1996 re-election campaign. “So far, the election has been largely about the impact of the coronavirus on people’s health and the economy, and any day that will be the focus is a bad day for Trump.”

Mr. Trump pledged to choose a woman at his campaign rally on Saturday night, and people informed him about the process on Sunday that they were considering a judge. Amy Connie Barrett The United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago Follow Barbara Cat T. D., Deputy Advisor to the 11th Circuit and the White House in Atlanta.

Judge Barrett, A favorite of Rs For her staunch opposition to abortion, she is considered a favorite, and many Republicans active in court issues will be disappointed if the president chooses someone else. Judge Lagoa is seen as a second choice, especially appealing to the president, especially because of his Cuban-American heritage and ties to Florida, this fall is a must for Mr. Trump.

Ms. Todd, who is helping manage the judicial nomination process, has fans in the White House, although she is considered a distant third. White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows is also promoting the judge. Allison Jones Rushing From the fourth circuit in Richmond, which was appointed to the bench by Mr. Trump last year and is seen by many young people at age, say people close to the process.