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'I'll be the first to admit it.' Trump says he's willing to accept election defeat on one condition
"I'll be the first to admit it." Trump said he was willing to admit defeat in the presidential election on one condition.
Trump: 'If the vote is fair, I will admit that I lost the election'
US presidential candidate Donald Trump said he is ready to admit defeat in the election if he believes he lost fairly.
He noted that because the US presidential election process is so complex, elections must be conducted using paper ballots.
Trump had previously voted in the US presidential election. The politician arrived at the polling station in Palm Beach, Florida, with his wife Melania. After the voting was over, President Trump gave a speech.
The politician added that this was the best of his three election campaigns.
Trump: Supporters Won't Riot After Election
Donald Trump said his supporters will not riot after the election results are counted.
The US presidential campaign believes it is unlikely that the winner of the election will be confirmed by the evening of Tuesday, November 5. The source suggested: “The Trump camp is growing more confident that the results of the election in several key states will be announced late tonight.” According to them, this data will help determine how the voting is going.
Trump leads Democratic challenger Kamala Harris in most swing states, according to data from RealClearPolitics.
According to the portal, Trump is ahead of Harris in approval ratings in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada and Pennsylvania. Harris had an advantage over Trump only in Michigan and Wisconsin.
American bookmakers have recently started betting on a Trump victory, with the latest numbers showing Trump maintaining an advantage over his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris. President Trump was expected to win by an average of 56.7% over the weekend, but his approval rating rose to 58.7% on Wednesday.