WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The campaign of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is planning for a possible prime-time speech on Saturday as his lead over Republican President Donald Trump continues to expand.
Biden had scheduled a prime-time address on Friday night but several battleground states remained too close to call at that time.
(Reporting by Trevor Hunnicutt, Writing by Doina Chiacu ; editing by Grant McCool)
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