Key Points
• The spread of COVID-19 has already begun disrupting plans across the world. Congress must begin thinking about how it could potentially disrupt the upcoming presidential election.
• Measures taken to prevent the spread of disease could come into conflict with voting.
• The closer the election gets, the harder it will be for both parties to set aside partisan considerations and agree to take actions in the name of the greater good of the nation. CONT.
Thurgood Marshall Jr. & Steven Okun, Sabato’s Crystal Ball