Former President Donald Trump expressed strong optimism about his chances of returning to the White House on Tuesday, as he cast his ballot in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Speaking to reporters after voting, Trump shared his confidence about the outcome of one of the most hotly contested elections in recent U.S. history.
“I feel very confident,” Trump said, adding that he believed he had “ran a great campaign” against his Democratic opponent, Kamala Harris.
The election has seen high voter turnout across the country, with millions heading to the polls amid intense partisan divisions and extensive campaign efforts from both parties.
Trump’s remarks follow a vigorous final stretch of campaigning, as he seeks to mobilize his base and secure key swing states.
Political analysts have pointed to this election as one of the most consequential in decades, with voters deciding on issues ranging from the economy and healthcare to foreign policy and social justice.
As results come in, both candidates and their supporters are anxiously awaiting the outcome, which could reshape the nation’s political landscape.
Trump’s confidence underscores his commitment to reclaiming the presidency and his belief that his message resonated with Americans.
Final results are expected to emerge in the coming hours or days, depending on vote counts in critical states.