Divided States of America: Where the action was during the 2020 election campaign

 

Top headline: National Popular Vote

Bottom headline:  Brookings, 10/15/2019

From National Popular Vote:

12 states have received 96% of the 2020 general-election campaign events (204 of 212) by the major-party presidential and vice-presidential candidates (August 28 to November 3, 2020). 

All of the 212 events were in just 17 states, meaning that 33 states and the District of Columbia did not receive any general-election campaign events at all.  [emphasis added]

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