As we near the presidential election in November, many Americans will worry about voting in polling centers while others will think the opposite.
On the one hand, President Trump says the more people who vote by mail, the greater chance he might lose the election due to inaccurate counting, meaning that mail-in ballots create fraud.
Meanwhile, the Democrats claim the President is trying to suppress the democratic vote.
New Jersey United States Senator Bob Menendez will make the case that mail-in ballots are necessary, and crucial during a pandemic.
Also, there are growing concerns of a "twin-demic" or flu outbreak on top of coronavirus pandemic as the new school year approaches.
ABC News Medical Correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton weighs in on the rising number of new cases being found on college campuses, and the reasons why it is so important to get your flu vaccination this year.
Later, ABC Political News Director Rick Klein and Political Consultant Hank Sheinkopf discuss some predictions about what we might see at the Republican National Convention this week.
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