Trump votes in his "last" election: "I don't even want to think about losing"

Yes, but: Trump claimed without evidence that he came into Election Day with a big lead and that "Republican lines" had been much longer across the country this morning.

• He also cast doubt on the efficiency and reliability of voting machines, and called it an "absolute outrage" that key states take so long to count ballots.
• But Trump did say there will be "no violence" after the election because "my supporters are not violent people."

The big picture: Trump, who is 78 and faces multiple criminal prosecutions if he loses, struck a wistful note when asked by reporters at the polling place in Florida whether this will be his last election.

• "I would think so," he said, adding that made him feel "sad and very fulfilled."

• Trump acknowledged twice that while he expects to win, "something else" could happen, at one point saying: "I don't even want to think about the losing part."

The flipside: Trump was less measured when speaking about Oprah Winfrey and "Barack Hussein Obama."

• Both should be "ashamed" of themselves for dividing the country, as should Fox News for airing interviews with Oprah, Trump said.

What we're watching: Trump said he has not written a speech for tonight, win or lose, but that "if I win, I know what I'm going to say."

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