ELECTION DAY A1s from @nytimes, @USATODAY, @washingtonpost. pic.twitter.com/OaLVv3Xknm

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) November 3, 2020

I’ve lived months in combat where I knew I was on the razor’s edge of being killed. But I knew my family was safe in the US … and our just country would continue. This election is more dangerous. The rule of law and the Constitution is at stake.

— Barry R McCaffrey (@mccaffreyr3) November 3, 2020

It took until Election Eve for Deborah Birx to figure out she'd destroyed her reputation. Will be interesting to see what other rats are jumping Trump Titanic at last possible moment.

— Frank Rich (@frankrichny) November 3, 2020

Top Senate Democrat warns of disinformation, interference around Election Day https://t.co/mg5Uikl8bi pic.twitter.com/9OqwfysLEX

— The Hill (@thehill) November 3, 2020

Honestly. This is the only image that counts, the only argument you need. A “president” barricading himself in, the day before a democratic election. Never before would someone have considered this. Let’s make sure it never happens again. https://t.co/JtuVb0JiP0

— Michael Marshall Smith (@ememess) November 3, 2020

Opinion: Pennsylvania could be a center of chaos this election. It didn’t have to be this way. https://t.co/Y1jWQVE45K

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) November 3, 2020

Delivery of absentee ballots is delayed in Michigan and Pennsylvania — and could swing the presidential election. https://t.co/6hKyD6xUSA

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) November 3, 2020

What an awesome way to start Election Day..
the first vote in Dixville Notch, NH is for Biden, from a lifelong Republican and is sending a message to the Republican Party!
pic.twitter.com/jEPgbHIVEN

— ᗰᗩƳᖇᗩ༺🦋༻ (@LepapillonBlu) November 3, 2020

As you are clearly bored, when will your 2017 LBC interview with Julian Assange from the Ecuadorian embassy be available?

— John Rain 🥇 (@ItsJohnRain) November 2, 2020

What the next US president does or doesn't do over the next four years will have a profound impact on the whether the world is able to avert the worst effects of climate change, scientists, policy makers and activists say. https://t.co/siKgWC1e1L

— CNN (@CNN) November 3, 2020

“My country is so much more important than my party,” one Lincoln Project founder said. “My optimism comes from the belief that the majority of Americans feel the same way.” https://t.co/p4riY0lLng

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) November 3, 2020

This is the first time the music of the great Ray Charles has been used in a political ad. Thank you to the Ray Charles Foundation. @ProjectLincoln VOTE HIM OUT https://t.co/VyeAF4tqhg

— Steve Schmidt (@SteveSchmidtSES) November 2, 2020

Look after yourselves tomorrow night.

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) November 3, 2020

By the Portuguese cartoonist @vascogargalo pic.twitter.com/UPUlqQHobL

— Jamil Dakwar (@jdakwar) November 3, 2020

President Trump has told confidants he'll declare victory on Tuesday night if it looks like he's "ahead," according to three sources familiar with his private comments. https://t.co/akLlm3zlBR

— Jonathan Swan (@jonathanvswan) November 1, 2020

Tired of people framing "Trump will declare victory prematurely" as a media story. Most likely—in part because the White House has telegraphed it so much in advance—the media will be fairly well-prepared. Instead, it's a story about Trump seeking to undermine faith in democracy.

— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) November 1, 2020

President Trump denies report he will prematurely declare victory, but laments U.S. Supreme Court rulings that allow for Pennsylvania and North Carolina to count absentee ballots postmarked before Election Day that arrive shortly after Nov. 3. https://t.co/iZIIIGPYs2

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) November 2, 2020

In the best line of the evening, @Acosta noted that the President cannot sua sponte declare himself to be the elected president, also noted that he cannot declare himself to be the Pope. @CNN

— Anthony Clark Arend (@arenda) November 2, 2020

BREAKING: President Trump says he will not declare himself the winner before all the votes are counted on Tuesday but says as soon as the elections are over that night “we're going in with our lawyers”

— Ayman (@AymanM) November 1, 2020

BREAKING: Federal Court enters order in NAACP case against Postal Service adopting procedures to ensure mailed ballots are delivered by deadlines imposed by states. Requires use of express mail network, all ballots to be postmarked & plants to clear all ballots for delivery.

— NAACP (@NAACP) November 2, 2020

In Weimar America, Brownshirt thuggery is blessed by the boss. Will institutions of state deal with their power grab? And, what does this mobilization signal for a Biden era if he wins the electoral college? Hard to imagine any snap-back to 'normalcy' pic.twitter.com/3Rwg3R9WN8

— Tony Karon (@TonyKaron) November 2, 2020

Trump is going to the mattresses https://t.co/g2LVc8rgo0

— Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) November 2, 2020

Caravans of President Trump’s supporters blockaded the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge and the Garden State Parkway on Sunday, snarling traffic on two of the busiest highways in the New York metropolitan area just two days before Election Day https://t.co/Nr4EjNTgUG

— The New York Times (@nytimes) November 1, 2020

There's no 'both sides' at this point. There's a side encouraging violence against opponents. There's a side fighting to not count votes. There's a side promising to roll back our rights, stop immigration, and indoctrinate our children. There's America or Trump. #LincolnProject

— Fred Wellman (@FPWellman) November 1, 2020

Many of you have been thanking me for being positive. I might be, but all I am doing it being nerdy Amy and sharing data and reality. Trump has worn on our psyche over these 4 years, but I can see through it because of my work. Here's an explanation: https://t.co/rOMXSCcjrB pic.twitter.com/zJNEbmsJOl

— Amy Siskind 🏳️‍🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) November 2, 2020

What reporters are saying about the election in private (@brianstelter @sbg1 @pbump – @CNNReliable) https://t.co/NFSxKQqMin

— MediaREDEF (@MediaREDEF) November 2, 2020

Here's how the Times is describing escalating violence and disruption around the nation by Trump supporters, encouraged by Trump himself pic.twitter.com/e4V48n8WAe

— Tom Scocca (@tomscocca) November 2, 2020

America is two days away from the biggest bowel movement in its history.

— Rich Campbell (@RCampbellmc58) November 2, 2020

FiveThirtyEight average two days out:

2016 election: Clinton +2.8
Hillary Clinton 45.0%
Donald Trump 42.2%

2020 election: Biden +8.6
Joe Biden 52.0%
Donald Trump 43.4%

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) November 2, 2020

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will insist the national lockdown in England will end on 2 December, despite a member of his cabinet indicating the new measures could be extended beyond that date https://t.co/3MhHtvVnhb

— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 2, 2020

A must read… Prof Devi Sridhar 👏

"What kind of leadership do we need in the next pandemic? Integrity, competence, kindness, compassion, empathy, vision and hard work"

None of the above describe Boris Johnson Unfortunately. https://t.co/8Y2iqglTuM

— Jon Jones (@JonJonesSnr) November 1, 2020

EU and UK negotiators are closing in on a fishing compromise that would see decisions on the exact quotas European boats would be able to land in British waters kicked into the long grass to avoid disagreements torpedoing a trade deal, reports @IanWishart https://t.co/owWA8HpmKV

— Nick Gutteridge (@nickgutteridge) November 1, 2020

As the presidential campaign hits the final weekend before Election Day, 90 million Americans have already voted, according to the U.S. Elections Project's early voting data. https://t.co/vMMBmYWRH5

— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) October 31, 2020

Democratic nominee Joe Biden's lead over President Donald Trump is holding steady in several key swing states ahead of Tuesday's election, according to the latest CNN polls https://t.co/M40kJZXsnV

— POLITICO (@politico) October 31, 2020

🚨🚨 IOWA POLL: Donald Trump has taken over the lead as Joe Biden fades

Trump: 48%
Biden: 41%
Someone else: 3%
Not sure: 2%
Won’t say: 5%

The two candidates were tied at 47% to 47% in September.

MOE: +/- 3.4% https://t.co/0CcpU32GDn via @DMRegister

— Brianne Pfannenstiel (@brianneDMR) October 31, 2020

Certainly Trump's best result in a high-quality poll in a while. We have gotten/will get lots more high-quality polls though and there haven't been many others with results like this. https://t.co/eSgsuL01wZ

— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) October 31, 2020

Either…

a) The DMR poll is an outlier.
b) Iowa is an outlier.
c) Almost every poll in almost every other state, and almost every national poll, are outliers.

Needless to say, a) or b) are MUCH more likely than c).

Still: You may want a stiff drink to settle your nerves.

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) October 31, 2020

Joni Ernst has embraced President Trump, and it's been an open question whether that would help or hurt her. But this poll seems to suggest her messaging to that group of voters has been effective. https://t.co/TSDp03BS3n

— Brianne Pfannenstiel (@brianneDMR) October 31, 2020

Gather round kids, and learn how America was turned into a slaughterhouse where your grandma dies alone on Zoom because the GOP refused to impeach the first traitor ever to steal the White House with Russian aid as his former underwear-model wife mocked kids in cages. Patriotism! https://t.co/I4T3ifP7vn

— Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) October 31, 2020

North Carolina Saturday. Per multiple reports, law enforcement officers from Graham and Alamamce County disrupted, then canceled a peaceful march to the polls – pepperspraying children in Halloween costumes. https://t.co/PdVwvLWFIF https://t.co/HDp6PtUAtA https://t.co/FgGzITSW0w pic.twitter.com/bwxODoV5Rm

— Staci D Kramer (@sdkstl) October 31, 2020

How is an armed caravan of Trump supporters—lead by a hearse—surrounding and harassing the Biden/Harris bus and ramming into volunteer vehicles in Texas not a bigger story?https://t.co/MSn0zOKxA9

— . (@MarisaKabas) October 31, 2020

Here's the clip from Trump's Reading, PA rally: “If we win on Tuesday or — thank you very much, Supreme Court — shortly thereafter…”pic.twitter.com/erqh5uNMsk

— The Recount (@therecount) October 31, 2020

Again: Trump's comments today about the Supreme Court are going viral out of context. Trump was sarcastically thanking the Court for supposedly delaying the announcement of a winner (this is ridiculous, but anyway), *not* saying the Court would hand him the win.

Transcript: pic.twitter.com/wBwx0GHgmO

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) October 31, 2020

It is extremely difficult for me to understand how Trump is even competitive in this election. Actually, it is frightening. Trump is tested. He is known. He is the most incompetent POTUS is modern America. He is a threat to America. How can voters not understand this basic fact?

— John W. Dean (@JohnWDean) October 31, 2020

Bill Barr … welcome to the resistance https://t.co/SrGHCAmoaM

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 31, 2020

President Trump: "Who's going to tell me no? Nobody." pic.twitter.com/wkc7zFSOkD

— The Hill (@thehill) October 31, 2020

Further damning proof of the failure of @realDonaldTrump’s trade and economic policies—and zero positive effect of his tax cut for the rich. He has been a disaster across the board—and tried to hide it by running up the largest government deficit in history. #AFailedPresident https://t.co/VRYKYzLW82

— Douglas A. Blackmon (@douglasblackmon) October 31, 2020

Dear @washingtonpost: Your headline is wrong. @realDonaldTrump and his family fully understand their supporters are dying from the coronavirus. They just don’t care. https://t.co/8kOs7VVlM4

— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) October 31, 2020

Study: Trump campaign rallies likely led to over 700 COVID-related deaths https://t.co/86VPMn95sl

— Ted Corcoran (RedTRaccoon) (@RedTRaccoon) October 31, 2020

“We’re in for a whole world of hurt." Dr. Fauci offers blunt assessment of Trump’s pandemic response, discusses diminished role, predicts rough winter, trashes Scott Atlas & praises Biden campaign for taking public health seriously. @jdawsey1 @yabutaleb7 https://t.co/6JS67SvsYa

— Rosalind Helderman (@PostRoz) October 31, 2020

Sen. Lindsey Graham traded his image as a pragmatic dealmaker to become an evangelist for Trump.

Now, that loyalty may cost him his career.https://t.co/LObyoZaEiY

— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) October 31, 2020

The Lincoln Project moves Times Square billboards featuring Ivanka Trump, Kushner to Mar-a-lago before Election Day https://t.co/EDNFVaYO2S pic.twitter.com/TO3VzBIqcO

— The Hill (@thehill) October 31, 2020

And Trump wonders why people love Obama…pic.twitter.com/qrgHAWpvGz https://t.co/SOc49Tzp06

— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) October 31, 2020

Joe Biden is a parrot for Irish Nationalism and their falsehoods re the Belfast Agreement. I would far rather have an American eagle in President Trump than a nationalist parrot in the White House. The choice belongs to the American people. #MAGA 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸 https://t.co/FAoit5g2n8

— Sammy Wilson MP 🇺🇦🇬🇧 (@eastantrimmp) October 31, 2020

Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered England back into a national lockdown after the UK passed the milestone of 1 million COVID-19 cases and a second wave of infections threatened to overwhelm the health service https://t.co/jcKWrVn6fA pic.twitter.com/xZSFthLS7T

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 31, 2020

End of day analysis.

The UK into a second lockdown. A huge u-turn, which is deeply uncomfortable for PM, but with the NHS on the brink he had little choice. Four weeks of lockdown but no guarantee restrictions can be lifted come Dec 2. Will it prove too little too late? pic.twitter.com/fxUCxToNgu

— Beth Rigby (@BethRigby) October 31, 2020

Conservative MPs have accused Boris Johnson of allowing himself to be "bounced" into a national lockdown before giving regional restrictions "time to work" https://t.co/IQ96bUmFw2

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) October 31, 2020

Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock 'could face court' over test and trace shambles https://t.co/NsAMV1toVc pic.twitter.com/DZiQjGeedw

— Mirror World News (@MirrorWorldNews) October 31, 2020

Furlough scheme extended and reverts to August rules in other words employee gets 80% of pay and employer only has to pay NICs and min pension contributions not 20% of pay as in October. That is UK wide and applies from tomorrow 1/11. Includes employees who worked yesterday 30/10

— Paul Lewis (@paullewismoney) October 31, 2020

Britain faces 'massive spike' in coronavirus deaths on Christmas Eve, scientists warn https://t.co/Jsk3Q2Xc92

— The Sun (@TheSun) October 31, 2020

So No Deal Brexit hits in the very week current projections are estimating the second wave will peak. Carnage.

Imagine a government ploughing ahead regardless. Oh you don't have to. They are. pic.twitter.com/i104xou7Kf

— Otto English (@Otto_English) October 31, 2020

A reminder too that with England shutdown, ministers and the British state have to complete Brexit negotiations and (one way or another) prepare the whole UK for a completely new political and economic relationship with our biggest trading partner in just two months.

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) October 31, 2020

We’re evidently facing a grave national crisis, which means concentrating on this and nothing else. In other words, just do a Brexit deal, now. And stop wasting a single minute thinking about dismembering the BBC. One thing at a time.

— alan rusbridger (@arusbridger) October 31, 2020

Happy Halloween pic.twitter.com/ZweNtL5ZMw

— HappyToast★ (@IamHappyToast) October 31, 2020