November 5, 2024 — In a pivotal moment of the election season, former President Donald Trump cast his vote in Palm Beach, Florida, radiating optimism and reflecting on what he describes as his most effective campaign yet. “I ran a great campaign. I think it was maybe the best of the three,” Trump declared, drawing a clear contrast to his victorious 2016 bid and the closely contested 2020 race. Confident in his latest efforts, he acknowledged setbacks in the previous campaign but emphasized the unique success of his current strategy.
When questioned about whether he would concede in the event of a defeat, Trump dismissed any doubts as “crazy,” assuring supporters and skeptics alike that he would willingly concede if he lost a fair election. “If it’s fair, I’ll be the first to acknowledge it,” he said, positioning himself as prepared for any outcome. Regarding the possibility of delivering a victory or concession speech, Trump noted that he has not prepared any formal remarks but remains confident in his ability to address the nation if needed.
Trump also voiced concerns over potential delays in election results, specifically singling out Pennsylvania, where he warned that full results might not be available for two to three days. He described these potential delays as “an absolute outrage,” underscoring his unease with prolonged vote counts and advocating for swift results.
As for the day’s anticipated outcome, Trump was unwavering in his optimism, stating, “I think we are going to have a very big victory today.” His confidence echoes the high expectations of his supporters, many of whom view this election as a defining moment.
Trump’s comments followed his vote at the Morton and Barbara Mandel Recreation Center in Palm Beach, where he was joined by former First Lady Melania Trump. With the day’s momentum behind him, the former president’s public expressions of assurance set the stage for what he hopes will be a triumphant return to the White House.