AN OVERLOOKED GROUP OF VOTERS IN NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTIONS IN USA: ADULT SURVIVING RELATIVES OF AMERICANS WHO DIED OF COVID-19

"Widespread alienation from President Donald Trump and his Administration's inadequate response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States could play a role in millions of Americans who don't normally vote actually registering to vote and going to the polls to cast a vote in November.

"If there were some way to conduct a survey of all adult surviving relatives of the more than 150,000  Americans who died from COVID-19, that survey might reveal widespread rage toward Mr. Trump, accompanied by their personal determination to be registered to vote and to actually vote for Democratic Party Presidential Candidate Joe Biden."