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| - With the US election only days away, AFP is mobilizing its global network to provide comprehensive coverage in text, photo, video and graphics. We are producing on-the-ground multimedia content, reporting from the swing states that will decide who wins the election. We are also moving stories analyzing the key topics of the election: foreign and economic policy, the environment and society. And we are focusing on the topics that have stirred the American electorate, from the coronavirus to Black Lives Matter. In addition, we are moving a series of angles from across AFP's global network. Our video journalists are producing live reports from Washington, California, Texas, New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania up until election day. Our photographers are with the two candidates wherever they go. From November 3, AFP will offer an interactive graphic with live updates of the results state-by-state. Our fact-checking teams are closely tracking misinformation linked to the campaign. ( You can also see a selection of our video stories on AFP's YouTube channel. Today, we will move: US-vote-Georgia,FOCUS ATLANTA, Georgia Georgia has not voted for a Democrat for president since Bill Clinton in 1992 but Joe Biden and Donald Trump are neck-and-neck in the polls in the southern state. 650 words 0300 GMT by Elodie Cuzin. Picture. Video US-vote-energy-fracking,FOCUS DEEMSTON, Pennsylvania Farmer Bryan Latkanich says he was once "the biggest cheerleader there was" for the fracking industry -- but now blames wells drilled on his property in southeastern Pennsylvania for destroying his son's and his own health, and leaving them financially ruined. 850 words 0300 GMT by Issam Ahmed. Picture. Video US-vote-ballots-count,FOCUS WASHINGTON The massive surge in voting by mail for the November 3 election is posing huge new manpower, technical, and legal challenges across thousands of election jurisdictions, each with its own procedures and rules. 750 words 0300 GMT by Paul Handley. Picture US-vote-Mexico-border-migration,FOCUS TIJUANA, Mexico Leslie Cortez was born in the United States, lives in Mexico and works in the border city of San Diego. Since Donald Trump became president she feels less welcome, but is also unconvinced by his rival. 650 words 0330 GMT by Jean Luis Arce. Picture. Video We have also moved: US-vote-Britain-politics-diplomacy,FOCUS LONDON The political bromance between Boris Johnson and Donald Trump leaves Britain and its transatlantic "special relationship" exposed if Joe Biden wins next week, just as the country needs all the friends it can get. 750 words moved by Jitendra Joshi. File Picture afp
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