Morning Note

Donald Trump held his final campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, early Tuesday, speaking until over two hours past midnight and telling thousands of supporters, “If we win Michigan, we win it all." 

The speech featured one last layout of Trump’s vision for the next four years, focusing on the economy, border security, energy policy, and election reform. The Republican nominee promised to use tariffs to protect American jobs, push for "the death penalty for any migrant that kills an American citizen," permit more drilling for oil and gas, and help ensure that future Election Day voters don’t have to wait days to find out their next president.

The event marked the end of what is likely Trump’s final presidential race, keeping with his tradition of delivering his final pitch at a midnight rally in Michigan. Kamala Harris closed her campaign with a concert rally in Philadelphia, relying on celebrity appearances to build a considerable crowd. 

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