The Bidens continue to play to small crowds.

Jill Biden was in Charlotte, North Carolina on Wednesday, where she spoke to tens of people at the Waterbean Coffee shop.

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The former second lady spoke from a music stand without a microphone.

US News reporter Claire Hansen tried to put a positive spin on the meager turnout, claiming it was “standing room only” in the tiny venue:

Biden tweeted about the appearance:

“This election is about community,” she wrote.

It’s not the first small “community” she’s addressed.

Fox 10 captured Biden playing to a very small crowd in the all-important state of New Hampshire earlier this month:

https://twitter.com/mikepachefox10/status/1225518373112557593?s=11

Noting Joe is off today, reporter Mike Pache added, “His wife is campaigning at a home with about 10 people in New Hampshire.”

Despite the intimate audience, Biden used a podium in the poorly lit room:

It was a similar scene when Jill was making a last minute appeal in Iowa.

The First Lady wannabe played to a handful of voters at the Blazing Saddle in Des Moines in January:

Speaking from a podium positioned next to a pool table, Biden warned the tiny audience that President Trump would be visiting the following day.

“He ain’t coming here,” a man responded, prompting a smattering of laughs from the small gathering.

She claimed Trump would “brag” about “packing the courts with judges” as the door behind her opened and locals arrived for a drink.

“He’ll mock and deride people who believe in equality,” she read from her speech.

“This is my first time at a gay bar!” she exclaimed at the beginning of her appearance.