Harris campaign insists '270 lies through Blue Wall' as PA mail-in ballot batch due before midnight

As electoral votes continue to roll in Tuesday night, Kamala Harris campaign manager Jen O'Malley Dillion is "feeling good" about her boss' chance at defeating Donald Trump.

Washington Post White House reporter Matt Viser shared a screenshot of an email Dillion sent to Harris campaign colleagues via X, writing: "NEW: Jen O'Malley Dillon sent out an email to Harris campaign staff, outlining what they're seeing in remaining states: 'We have known all along that our clearest path to 270 electoral votes lies through the Blue Wall states. And we feel good about what we’re seeing.'"

Dillion emphasized that the Harris team has "seen incredible turnout across the Battleground States, and the closeness of the race is exactly what" the vice president "prepared for."

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The Harris campaign official wrote:

• In Pennsylvania, we overperformed turnout expectations in Philadelphia, and overperformed in our early vote expectations in Bucks County. We don't have Election Day results from Philadelphia, but we do know that we overperformed turnout expectations there, and have seen especially high turnout in places with large non-white and student populations. We expect to see higher turnout in Philadelphia than in 2020. Outside of Philadelphia, we have limited data on turnout and support right now, but what we do have is tracking with our expectations. We are awaiting more results (like everyone elsel), and hope to get a closer read in the coming hours.
  
  
• In Michigan, we are awaiting a significant amount of votes to come in. The City of Detroit won't be reported out until roughly midnight, but we have seen strong turnout throughout early vote and Election Day there. Other results in Michigan are harder to parse, since results are coming in more piece-meal than elsewhere.
  
  
• In Wisconsin, we know there is a significant amount of vote remaining in Dane and Milwaukee counties, and we are seeing signs of strong performance in the WOW counties, where we have partial data. We don't expect complete results from Wisconsin until tomorrow morning between 3 am - 5 am.

Dillon closed the email by reminding her colleagues that the chance of the race being called on Election night is slim.

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