Joe Biden urges voters to cast ballots in Tuesday's primaries as coronavirus concerns mount.
, the secretaries of state for the four states holding Tuesday primaries said they are taking precautions such as moving polling locations out of retirement homes and nursing facilities to protect older residents. But the elections are planned to go on as intended.
"Americans have participated in elections during challenging times in the past, and based on the best information we have from public health officials, we are confident that voters in our states can safely and securely cast their ballots in this election, and that otherwise healthy poll workers can and should carry out their patriotic duties on Tuesday," they continued.
On NBC's"Meet the Press" Sunday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said his state is"going to go ahead" with their scheduled voting day,"but we're telling people, again, to be careful."
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