Insiders are muttering about how each part is getting ready for the final hours of election evening as it approaches.
Sean Spicer, who he drew from conversations he had on the campaign trail, shared a guardedly optimistic outlook for Democrats on a 2WAY video on Tuesday with Mark Halperin and Dan Turrentine.  ,
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In her reflection on Pennsylvania, Spicer compared the 400, 000-vote direct Kamala Harris has to the 1.3 million seats Biden had already accumulated by the end of 2020. ” That’s gotta feel great for us”, he remarked, adding that Democrats are seeing promising developments in states like Ohio, Montana, and Nevada.  ,
Halperin even made a comment about how the Harris-Walz strategy is relying on female citizens to weigh the ballot. First voting data reflects a remote surge in attendance for Republicans, whereas metropolitan areas have seen lower numbers, which raises questions about Harris’s surface activity. The Harris campaign, of course, denies that the first voting for Kamala caused any issues.  ,
A unique story exists outside the campaign. According to Hoffmann, Democrat officials like Doug Sosnick and Jim Messina have expressed concerns in the internet. Halperin remains skeptical, pointing to a real” concern there” that has n’t been fully addressed.
” Do you get that feeling from their edge when they’re telling you they feel good that it’s, like, anxious good, or it’s like, hey, we’re kicking back with their feet up now”? Spicer asked.
Halperin responded that while Liberals are predicting a victory, their faith appears to be stifled. He explained that Liberals say,” We’re gonna win. We’re gonna win. It’s gonna be tight, but we’re gonna win”.
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This raised a red flag with Halperin:” I do n’t know how you can say, if you think it’s gonna be as close as they do, I do n’t know how you say you’re gonna win”.
According to Turrentine, Democrats are n’t disputing the early vote turnout numbers, but instead are emphasizing that “independents and late breakers” are going to break their way.  ,
Spicer continued, citing his recollection of earlier Democrat campaigns where first deficits were glossed over with complicated, frequently optimistic, scenarios involving Election Day participation. The comparison highlights how Democrats appear to be managing expectations slowly now.
Turrentine noted that those closest to the Harris-Walz plan higher-ups “are very careful”, stressing that while enthusiasm remains, it’s tempered with a prescription of authenticity.  ,
Inside Kamala Harris ‘ campaign in the last 24 hours,” those closest to the high command are very cautious”, says @Mark Halperin, a sharp contrast to Mar a Lago’s braggadocio. Not a single Democrat has sent me their political institution estimates. Not one” .# HarrisWalz# Trump… pic. twitter.com/9I9CUnu2nE— 2WAY ( @2waytvapp ) November 5, 2024
Halperin made a note of the lack of any Democrats reaching out to him with assured electoral college estimates, which was a palpable silence in the last time.
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” So the trust space remains. Republicans I spoke with are only letting me guess at their political school. They’re all above 270, some as high as 320 or 322, I think. He claimed that he did n’t receive an electoral college map from a single Democrat. ” They say they think they’re gonna win, but they’re certainly they’re not as comfortable”.
” The confidence gap remains”, says @Mark Halperin of the moods of the opposing camps at Mar a Lago and in Wilmington. ” Electoral College assumptions are being sent to me by the republican I spoke with. They’re all above 270, some as high as 320 or 322. I do n’t have a single Democrat emailing … pic. twitter.com/xxLjVuUcwL— 2WAY ( @2waytvapp ) November 5, 2024
