The Democratic National Convention announced on Wednesday that Biden and other speakers who were scheduled to speak at the Democratic National Convention later this month will not go to Milwaukee to speak in person. The organizer stated that speakers will avoid Milwaukee to prevent risks to the health of the host community and the conference's production team, security personnel, community partners, the media and others.
When this news was announced, the Democratic and Republican convention committees were racing against time this week to make final arrangements for the convention that has been disrupted by the surge in coronavirus cases in the past month. Organizers said that Biden will deliver his speech in his home of Delaware on August 20, and the Democratic National Convention will be on TV every night from August 17 to 20, 9:00-11:00 EST. Democrats’ spokespersons are expected to include former President Barack Obama, presidential candidate Biden, and his yet-announced vice presidential running partners.
And Biden is not the only major candidate whose conference plan is pending this year. The current President Donald Trump has not announced where he plans to deliver his speech, and his speech is scheduled to be held a week after Biden's speech. source