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Author: Abby Johnston

Abby Johnston is the deputy editor of The 19th. Before joining The 19th, she edited and managed digital strategy for the Texas Observer, Frontline and Texas Monthly. She is a National Magazine Award-winning writer and editor and a graduate of the University of Texas and the University of Missouri.
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How Trump and Biden’s Dueling Town Halls Addressed Women’s Concerns

Shefali Luthra, The 19th, Abby Johnston and Andrea Valdez
How Trump and Biden’s Dueling Town Halls Addressed Women’s Concerns

The two candidates held competing town halls Thursday on their respective home turfs—Donald Trump in Florida, Joe Biden in Pennsylvania—at the same time on different networks.

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