More than 92 million Americans have already voted.
Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel predicted the GOP will see a surge of voters head to the polls on Election Day, solidifying a lead for President Trump that secures his second term in the White House. In an interview with “Face the Nation” on Sunday, two days before Election Day, McDaniel said the coronavirus pandemic has led many Democratic voters to cast their ballots by mail, while Republican voters are planning to turn out in person on Tuesday, which she predicted would close the gap between Mr. Trump and Joe Biden and eventually lead the president to overtake his Democratic opponent. “The margins are going to be based on that Election Day turnout, and Republicans will have a surge that day,” McDaniel said. “We’re going to have that, and that’s why we’re going to win.” A new analysis shows Biden with a large lead among voters in battleground states who say they’re voting early, while the president leads among those who plan to cast ballots on Election Day. McDaniel said surveys of GOP voters indicate the majority are eager to vote in person on Election Day, and she heralded the ground operation built by the Republican Party, with more than 2.
