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1:10Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump said he’s not yet considering either a victory or a concession speech during an afternoon visit to his campaign headquarters, but predicted “some tremendous results” and a “great night” for his re-election bid.
“You never know,” Trump said, while contending that toss-up states including Texas and Arizona were “looking really very strong.”
“Winning is easy,” he added. “Losing is never easy - not for me, it’s not.”
The president said his voice was hoarse from a whirlwind push that saw him hold five campaign rallies Sunday, and he identified Florida and Pennsylvania as the most crucial states as voters cast their ballots. He said he believed his campaign had preformed well with seniors, Blacks, and Latinos, and credited his performance in the second debate -- along with his rally schedule -- for improving his standing in the polls.
Trump also said it was possible Americans would know the results of the election Tuesday night, despite worry that the sizable early and mail-in vote due to the coronavirus pandemic could delay the reporting of results.
“I think you’ll know possibly tonight depending on the extent of victory,” he said.
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