The Latest: Trump and Harris win reliable states while voters await battleground results

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.
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.
66% : Trump won Republican-leaning states including Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas, while Harris won a swath of New England and the Northeast including New Jersey and New York.
57% : MAGA hats have taken over the Palm Beach County Convention CenterTrump is holding a massive watch party at the convention center tonight.
53% : Trump drew a diverse crowd, including Navajo families from neighboring Arizona, when he visited New Mexico last week.
51% : Trump urges supporters on social media to 'stay in line'Trump posted a clip on his social networks asking Republican voters to "stay in line.
49% : It's TBD when -- or even whether -- Trump will decide to motorcade over to the venue.
40% : The measure faces an uphill battle in the deeply red state where Trump, a Florida resident, said during the campaign that he would vote against it.
32% : Rep. Matt Cartwright is seeking reelection to a seventh term in a district that Trump carried in 2020.
27% : Vermont's Republican governor says he voted for HarrisPhil 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.
19% : Trump compared Robinson to Martin Luther King Jr. before his pornography site scandal, and did not explicitly back away from him after the scandal engulfed the North Carolina Republican's campaign.
11% : Trump endorsed Jordan, but more centrist Republicans viewed him as too extreme and objected to rewarding someone on the party's right flank after some had helped oust McCarthy.
10% : Johnson tied his political fortunes to Trump, showing up at the latter's hush-money trial in New York and embracing his claims of political persecution.

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