Have “tremendous changes” taken place in the last few days of this election? Donald Trump declared this to Fox & Friends this morning, and chalks it up to his ferocious pace on the campaign trail, but also to last-minute voters coming home to Team Trump. Trump sounded more tired on this early-morning call than ever before, clearly worn out by that torrid pace — and still facing a long night tonight and possibly a very long week.

That point prompted Steve Doocy to ask Trump about prematurely declaring victory. “At what point will you declare victory?”

“When there’s victory, if there’s victory,” Trump replied. “I think we’ll have victory. … But only when there’s victory,” Trump reiterated. “There’s no need to play games.”

That’s not a bad statement, but it still prompts the question: what determines “when there’s victory”? Many states will get most of their ballots counted tonight, but several will need a few more days to complete counts of their mail-in ballots. Pennsylvania is probably the key to this election for both campaigns, and they’ll be counting there for the whole week. If he or Joe Biden get to 270 without Pennsylvania, then there’s no problem, but that assumes we’ll know about enough other states by then, too.

This article was sourced from Hot Air