Kamala campaign ‘optimistic’ she will be ‘installed’ as next president: adviser

Speaking to former White House Press Secretary under President George W. Bush and current MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace, Cutter expressed absolute confidence in Harris’ election as she accepted Wallace’s description of her as running “the first post-partisan presidential campaign in modern American history” because she has organized events where the podium has been shared by Harris and former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) who has begged Republicans to vote for the Democrats in 2024.

“You know, I think that the Vice President said it the best last night, where this incredible coalition has come together in support of the vice president, in support of turning the page on Donald Trump, and circling around this promise of America, and it has been an incredible thing to be part of and watch grow over the last several months, and we feel coming into election day that we had a ton of momentum,” said Cutter. “I want to remind everybody that polls are still open. There's still time to vote if you haven't voted yet, and if you have voted, there's still time for you to get your friends out to vote, especially those low propensity voters.”

Cutter insisted the Harris campaign was “finishing strong” and that “turnout is up in almost every single state” and particularly strong in the battleground state of Pennsylvania in “college campuses” and “Puerto Rican neighborhoods.” She said Election Day would be a “long day” and “we don't expect this race to be called early, but we are optimistic that we are literally about to be able to turn the page on Donald Trump and install Vice President Harris as the next President of the United States.”