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With only five days to go until the U.S. presidential election, the candidates are making their final pitch to voters. The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed Pennsylvania, one of the key battleground states, to count mail-in ballots received up to three days after Election Day, triggering concerns the result may not be decided until days after the election. Meanwhile, President Trump’s secret bank account in China and Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s potential ties to Ukraine have emerged as the latest variables that could swing the vote. In this week’s edition of Foreign Correspondents, we sit down with our panel of journalists to talk more about some of the factors that could tip the vote one way or the other.

In-studio guests
- Donald Kirk / Forbes Asia
- Jason Strother / The World
- Nicholas Moore / Freelance Reporter

Skype Interview Guests
- Thomas Schwartz, Professor of Political Science / Vanderbilt University