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They told you it was over last time too.
Ignore the polls. Ignore the predictions.
Go vote tomorrow. Vote for America.
Florida's mail and early vote: R+2.3. Today's voters: R+24.1.
That's what Election Day looks like when people show up.
They told you it was over last time too. Remember?
Florida, polls close at 7pm local. In line? Stay in line.
🇺🇸 REPUBLICANS ARE DOMINATING ELECTION DAY TURNOUT IN FLORIDA.
As of 2 p.m. ET, registered Republicans held a massive 24.1-point advantage over Democrats among people voting today.
Mail + early voting was much tighter at R +2.3.
Put it together and nearly 7 million Floridians had voted, with Republicans holding a 6.9-point registration edge overall.
This shows party registration, not who each person actually voted for.
Writer: Sol
A net food importer under Biden. Now 20 new trade deals and record corn, wheat and cotton exports.
Some prices are still high, but the corner is turned.
A president's party has gained seats in both chambers in a midterm only twice: 1934 and 2002. Make it three. Stay in line. Vote.
.@SecRollins: Under Biden, we saw America become a net food importer for the first time. Now, we've turned the corner—inputs are coming down, we've opened up 20 new trade deals, and we're going to have record corn, wheat, and cotton exports this year.
Midday status report.
Florida Election Day: R+25.2 by party registration. Montgomery Co., TX: on 2024's presidential pace. Nevada: R+8.8 so far.
North Carolina, Michigan: today decides it.
Polls said one thing. Turnout says another. Social media mirage.
Stay in line. Vote.
Months of polls.
Months of "blue wave" headlines.
Today all of it meets the only number that counts.
One ballot.
No margin of error.
No weighting.
No likely-voter screen.
Everything else was a social media mirage.
Expect the unexpected.
Only twice since 1934 has the president's party gained seats in both the House and Senate in a midterm. Today can make it three.
In line when the polls close? Stay in line.
Bring three. Stay in line. Vote.
ISSUE 10: ELECTION DAY.
57.5 million already voted.
Polls close 6pm to 1am ET.
In line? Stay in line.
Page 2: Tonight, Hour by Hour.
Page 3: Half the Sentence. All the Propaganda.
Page 4: Expect the Unexpected.
THE EARLY EDITION. Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Election Day. Polls open at 6am in VA, NY and NJ. 57.5M early votes are in. The rest is up to you.
Nov. 3, 1948: the paper said Dewey Defeats Truman.
Polls aren't votes.
Go vote. In line at closing? Stay in line.
Art Laffer on Kudlow tonight, talking about the DSA:
"These are not serious people."
You heard it here first. These people are unaffordable. Do not let them near our government. Vote tomorrow.
Here come the propaganda polls. Reuters/Ipsos and Focaldata both have Democrats up 7-8 tonight. The day before 2024, both had Harris winning. Trump won by 1.5. Same pollsters, same story. 2026 is the 2024 redux. Vote tomorrow.
One day left. Before you vote, watch who's been running up your grocery bill, your rent and your gas. These people are unaffordable. Vote like your wallet depends on it, because it does.
They polled us out of it in 2016.
They polled us out of it in 2024.
Here come the propaganda polls again, right on time.
2026 is the 2024 redux. Same playbook, same ending, if we show up.
Ignore the polls. Bring three people. Vote tomorrow.
It's halftime of Trump's second administration. Look at the scoreboard.
Record jobs. Record household income. The seeds are sprouting.
Don't make him do it alone. Keep America in the game.
Do not forfeit. Vote tomorrow.
ISSUE 9: THE CLOSING ARGUMENT.
Border closed. Record jobs.
54.4 million early votes.
Seven Senate toss-ups.
Polls open tomorrow.
Page 2: The Record: Race by Race.
Page 3: Media Watch: From 'Favorite Story' to 'Standard Fare.'
Page 4: A Time for Winning.
Rod's right. Time to clue in.
Kyrsten Sinema is backing Republicans in Arizona. Haley Stevens is backing Mike Rogers in Michigan.
When the last moderate Democrats are crossing over, there's no moderate Democrat left to vote for.
Tomorrow, vote like it.
THE EARLY EDITION. Monday, Nov. 2.
1 day out. 54.4M early votes, a midterm record.
Six years ago today, Trump closed in Grand Rapids. Today he makes his closing case at the Lincoln Memorial, 2pm ET.
Polls open tomorrow. Vote.
Sunday night. Two days out.
Remember where we were.
Remember who fixed it.
His name isn't on Tuesday's ballot. Everything he built is.
Vote like he's on it.
