Harris ‘fully expects’ Trump to declare victory before final vote counts; Both candidates in Wisconsin: Election updates

Donald Trump just doubled down on his comments about Liz Cheney facing a firing squad during a campaign stop in Michigan.

“She kills people,” Trump said.

The final poll from The Times and YouGov finds that Kamala Harris is set to narrowly win enough swing states to take the White House.

“We find that Kamala Harris very narrowly wins enough of those states to become America’s first female president,” US Assistant Editor David Charter said on Friday.

Harris slammed Trump as a threat to democracy ahead of a campaign stop in Wisconsin.

“There’s a real contrast in this race when you look at who stands for democracy and democratic principles and who does not,” she told the press at an airport in Madison. “Donald Trump is talking about an enemies list. He’s talking about using the American military to turn on American citizens.”

American photographer Emily Elsie shared her theory behind the ever-changing colour palettes, and explained she believes the intensity of hue is directly correlated to the politician’s stress levels.

The Trump campaign has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission accusing the Harris campaign and The Washington Post of making “in-kind contributions” by paying platforms to boost articles that portray the former president in a negative light.

“The Post’s own articles support a reasonable inference that the Harris team provided information about the content of communications that is material to The Washington Post’s communications, providing reason to believe the conduct prong is satisfied,” an attorney for the Trump campaign wrote in a letter to the FEC. “Thus, there is reason to believe The Washington Post has made coordinated communications, which constitute illegal corporate in-kind contributions to Harris for President, and that Harris for President has accepted such contributions.”

GOP congressman Tim Burchett expressed confusion over Donald Trump’s recent remarks that about Liz Cheney, during which he shockingly fantasized about her being shot at.

Speaking on CNN on Friday, he said the former president’s comments had him “a little lost.”