Election Day latest: Harris and Trump camps project confidence as results for historic election trickle in

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : "He feels great," he said of Trump, speaking at the former president's watch party in West Palm Beach, Florida.
74% : Trump is holding a massive watch party at the convention center tonight.
70% : Musk discussed the future of his America PAC during a live event on his social media platform X. Musk repeated his support for Trump and said that a Trump victory would reflect an electorate eager for change.
53% : Trump drew a diverse crowd, including Navajo families from neighboring Arizona, when he visited New Mexico last week.
52% : "Harris senior campaign adviser Stephanie Cutter said in an MSNBC appearance that the vice president stayed focused in the final weeks of the campaign on how she aims to "make your life better" while Trump seemed consumed by grievances.
51% : Trump, a native New Yorker, urged Republicans on Tuesday to, "Stay on Line.
49% : It's TBD when -- or even whether -- Trump will decide to motorcade over to the venue.
45% : The 103-floor skyscraper's tower lights will shine blue for five minutes if Harris claims one of the battlegrounds and shine red for five minutes if Trump wins one.
39% : Sitting in the passenger seat of what appears to be a 1980 Mercedes-Benz 500SL, Giuliani smiled and waved to supporters and photographers at the polling place where Trump cast his ballot as he tried to reclaim the presidency.
31% : Phil Scott, Vermont's Republican governor, told reporters outside his polling place that he voted for Harris over Trump, his party's presidential candidate.
24% : "Trump provided no details about the alleged cheating.
13% : Indeed, Trump in the final stretch remarked that he wouldn't mind if an assassin had to "shoot through the fake news" to get to him.

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