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Trump, Biden Supporters Flood the Streets in Miami Ahead of Early Voting

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October 19, 2020

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Car horns blared as streams of cars decorated with banners and stickers paraded through the streets of South Florida on Sunday,.

Miami's 8th Street drew overwhelmingly Trump supporters, but with some Biden supporters sprinkled in the traffic too.

The dueling caravans added to the political cacophony ahead of the first day of early voting on Monday in Florida.

One motorcade, organized by some of the president's Latino supporters, billed itself as an anti-socialist caravan, while Biden supporters took to the streets as a mobile "big blue tsunami."

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