Inside the White House's Election Day messaging strategy

Driving the news: The internal talking points, obtained by Axios, were distributed to administration officials and outside supporters and begin by praising Trump's work on the campaign trail.

• "There is nobody who has worked harder than President Trump," the document states, pointing to his rallies and tele-town halls across the country.
• The document says Trump and Vice President Vance have held more than 50 rallies since the Republican convention in September and argues that Republicans are in a better position than they were four weeks ago.

Zoom out: The document claims the administration has had "the most successful two years in history," citing its record on immigration, crime and the economy.

• It calls Democrats "Dumocrats" and casts the election as a choice between "Common Sense vs. the Communists."
• It also levels incendiary attacks against six Democratic candidates.

The intrigue: While White House officials routinely circulate messaging documents, the document is striking for its overtly partisan language.

• The talking points conclude with the exhortation: "Stop the Communists and Jihadists. GO VOTE."

Read the document.