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Co-hosts on Fox News' "The Five" discussed the possibility of Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris winning the election, and were asked if they would work with the left for the good of the country. Jeanine Pirro, a former judge and district attorney refused and appeared to suggest Democrats tried to assassinate the Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump.

"And you know," Pirro said, "wouldn't it have been better for them to at least spend some time saying, 'we're going to do this to better all of us, as opposed to just going after [him or them]?"

A CNN panel of anchors expressed shock as the results of another exit poll showed a major flip in the crucial battleground state of Georgia.

David Chalian shared the results Tuesday night of a poll of independent voters that he called "the story of these exit polls in Georgia."

U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg appears to have schooled Fox News host Brian Kilmeade, explaining that due to Donald Trump's policies during his presidency China was able to establish itself as the leading producer of electric vehicles, in a rancorous interview Tuesday.

"The manufacturing recession is in your head," Kilmeade falsely declared to the Secretary of Transportation. "It never happened."

While Donald Trump spent part of Election Day with Melania at the polls, questioning the integrity of the vote, Vice President Kamala Harris took some time to reach out to voters by phone banking at a Democratic National Committee event where she made a surprise entrance to talk with volunteers.

"Are you fired up? Ready to go?" an apparent DNC operative asked volunteers, who cheered both times, "yes!"

Former Trump administration communications aide Alyssa Farah Griffin thinks the exit polls in the 2024 election show a startling reality: Republicans blew one of their greatest issues on the campaign trail, which was immigration.

Voters ranked immigration far lower in the exit poll than they have in polling for most of the cycle, Griffin noted on a CNN panel Tuesday evening as survey data started to come in — and she thinks that may be because Vice President Kamala Harris' messaging against former President Donald Trump, and particularly reminding them that Trump worked behind the scenes to sabotage a bipartisan border security bill, managed to beat the issue to a near tie with voters.

Vice President Kamala Harris received promising news from a major swing state's largest city where more ballots have been demanded to keep up with voter turnout, CNN reported on Election Day.

Correspondent Abby Phillip reported from Harris' campaign headquarters Tuesday that her team has its eyes locked on Philadelphia where Democratic regions are seeing voters flock to the polls.

More than 30,000 absentee ballots will be recounted on election night in the most populous city of a crucial swing state, according to new reports.

Poll workers in Milwaukee, currently grappling with historic turnout as voters cast ballots for Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, will likely work late into the night, CNN's Sara Sidner reported Tuesday.

Donald Trump Jr. said he would likely "fly to a non-extradition country" if his father loses the 2024 presidential election.

In an election day live video on TikTok, Trump took a question from a follower who wondered what he would do after the race was called.

CNN anchor Chris Wallace said Vice President Kamala Harris will have pulled off a "miracle" on Election Day if she wins given the first exit polls released by the network that showed high numbers of dissatisfied — and angry — voters.

CNN Political Director David Chalian shared the results noting it included all voters — both early and Election Day — and said it's a "pretty dour mood" in terms of how people feel about the way things are going in the United States. Just 7 percent said they were enthusiastic and 19 percent said they were satisfied. A whopping 43 percent said they were dissatisfied and another 29% said they felt angry.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace and former Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill (MO) agreed that something very different is happening in 2024 that didn't happen when Hillary Clinton ran for president in 2016.

The new Iowa poll released over the weekend suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris is not taking votes away from Donald Trump. Rather, it showed that Harris motivated voters who were sitting on the sidelines and changing the turnout. This picture of the electorate was similar to one Trump used in 2016, but it wasn't captured in polls that year either, as Pew Research explained.

Donald Trump complained that presidential election results might not be known on Election Night, but CNN's Anderson Cooper said his suggested reform was already in place.

The former president called for using paper ballots and one-day voting to prevent the delays expected in Pennsylvania and some other key states, which he blamed on electronic and mail-in voting.

An attorney and adviser to Donald Trump claimed the former president gave women "more rights" when he appointed three Supreme Court justices who would go on to end federal abortion rights.

During an Election Day interview on Fox News, Alina Habba responded to Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) after he pointed out that Trump had called to punish women for having abortions.

A frustrated Democratic pollster slammed MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell on Election Day when she tried to argue Vice President Kamala Harris was obligated to play nice with Republicans.

Democratic strategist Cornell Belcher accused Mitchell of subjecting Harris to an unfair double standard during a heated exchange on the cable news site Tuesday.