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The New York Times brings clarity to the state of the presidential race this evening. The Times assesses that President Trump has an 89 percent chance of victory at the moment. That’s up from 69 percent a few hours ago. The Times estimates that Trump will win with 301 electoral college votes. The accompanying text is somewhat more conservative: “Trump has won in North Carolina and is very likely to take Georgia. To win, Harris will probably need to sweep Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin — but Trump has an advantage in all three.” It looks to be a historic comeback victory.

Paul Sperry throws caution to the winds via X.

UPDATE: As of 12:30 a.m. (Eastern), the Times places Trump’s chances of victory at 92 percent and i have changed my heading to “Trump on the verge.”