Kamala Harris was not a flawed candidate. America is a flawed country.

— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) November 6, 2024

He doesn't have the faintest idea how to turn the keys.

!khive !nonchuds

!khive !trump2024

!khive she respects the democratic process and will concede with grace unlike the fascist Trump who led an insurrection.

!khive

!khive learn your new talking points!!

As honourary participant in American politics (Australian with Twitter account) I have decided to cast my vote for Kamala by sealing ballot in glass jar and hurling it into the grand Pacific Ocean to drift towards the American West Coast.

Good luck and God bless you Madam Vice… pic.twitter.com/2W6NgTu3Ss

— Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 (@DrewPavlou) November 5, 2024

In the video its shows a girl who is attacked violently by two black guys (technically who are anti-Trump) while one was recording, this post being uploaded to the guy's Instagram stories has gone viral on the networks mainly on the X platform

With the Democrats, America is divided, and many problems are being faced. Voting for Trump is suggested

!khive

!goomblers

If Heads Kamala will win

If Tails Trump will win

WILL NOT EDIT

Coinflip:

!khive !nonchuds

Polling aggregator FiveThirtyEight has suddenly named Vice President Kamala Harris its favorite to win the White House, on Election Day, for the first time since October 17.

The race has long been neck and neck with any polling leads enjoyed by either candidate held with razor-thin margins.

FiveThirtyEight has had former President Donald Trump as its favorite to win for around two weeks, right up until Monday, when it found that, of 100 simulations, Trump won 53 times and Harris won 47 times.

But, in an update on Election Day, Harris came out as the favorite, winning 50 times out of 100 over Trump winning 49 times out of 100.

The last time FiveThirtyEight had the vice president as the favorite to win based on this model, which uses polling, economic and demographic data, was on October 17, when Harris was found to win 52 times out of 100, over Trump winning 48 times out of 100.

There is a less than one in 100 chance of there being no Electoral College winner, the polling aggregator said.

Similarly, the founder of FiveThirtyEight, Nate Silver, who is no longer associated with the site, has technically called it for Harris. In his final election forecast with FiveThirtyEight's "direct descendant," the Silver Bulletin, he picked Harris as the favorite to win by a razor-thin edge.

Out of 80,000 simulations, Harris won in 50.015 percent of cases, while Trump won in 49.65 percent of cases, per Silver's model. Some 270 simulations resulted in a 269-269 Electoral College tie.

Silver cautioned in his Election Day newsletter: "When I say the odds in this year's presidential race are about as close as you can possibly get to 50/50, I'm not exaggerating.

"It's not because my default is to hedge or just throw some extra uncertainty parameters in the model for no reason. This is my fifth presidential election—and my ninth general election overall, counting midterms—and there has never been anything like this."

Newsweek has contacted teams for Harris and Trump, via email outside of normal working hours, for comment.

The day before the election saw Harris campaigning in Pennsylvania—its 19 electoral votes make it the largest prize among the battleground states that are set to determine the winner of the Electoral College. Trump held rallies in North Carolina and Pennsylvania before ending his campaign with a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Monday night.

Newsweek has rounded up what the latest polls and forecasts say about both candidates' chances of winning the White House here.

My 135-year-old great-grandpa just voted for Kamala. He barely speaks English, yet he sees Trump for who he is. He came from Buenos Aires, Argentina, in the 90s, became a citizen in 2008, and is now part of this democracy. No, he's not “poisoning” America—he's strengthening it. pic.twitter.com/lsIqg8xq0z

— 🌴 Josh Lekach 🌴 (@JoshLekach) November 5, 2024

When you get to your polling location, you will be greeted by two poll workers. One always tells the truth and the other always lies but you don't know which is which.

You can ask them one question and one question only.

— PoIiMath (@politicalmath) November 5, 2024

!nonchuds !khive Do your part today!

pic.twitter.com/NKP6joXW05

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 5, 2024

Oh no no Trumpsters, even your biggest cheerleader is part of the Khive now

!khive

It's in bag!

Evan, these maps are about to be your reality. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell will beat Rick Scott, and it will be close in Florida between VP Harris and Trump, but VP Harris will ultimately win. https://t.co/Wz95b6HLqP pic.twitter.com/xpUQDMzULe

— Christopher Bouzy (spoutible.com/cbouzy) (@cbouzy) November 5, 2024

!nonchuds !khive someone tag the chuds to laugh at them

BREAKING: ChatGPT is biased. It answered in favor of Kamala Harris but denied the request to answer in favor of Donald Trump.

Microsoft is one of the largest corporate donors to the Democratic Party. pic.twitter.com/iBmqfpA3Ww

— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) November 5, 2024

!nonchuds !khive so the AI decided to be a decent artificial intelligence big deal

Good vs Evil, Light vs Darkness, Love vs Hate. It's the final showdown and we've got one shot to vanquish the rot in our political system. If we don't do this, our grandchildren will never forgive us. but I ain't scared. I know my !khive got this. There's no way Drumpf is stepping foot in the White House ever again. We can't

let Project 2025 happen

let a narcissist near the nuclear football

allow republicans to continue stacking the Supreme Court

allow the country to backslide when it comes to abortion and women's rights

allow a racist to be the most powerful man in the world

let down our BIPOC brothers and sisters

let down immigrants

let down young women looking for a role model

let down Oprah, Lil John, Eminem, Beyonce, Amy Schumer, John Oliver, Bill Gates, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, LeBron James, Cardi B, Joe Biden, Barrack Obama, and Buzz Aldrin

It's now or never.