Trump: “There will be no violence, my supporters are not violent”
Former President Donald Trump made a statement outside the Palm Beach polling station on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, asserting that there would be no violence among his supporters. He and his wife, Melania Trump, were present at the polling station in West Palm Beach, Florida, where they cast their votes for the upcoming election.
Addressing reporters, Trump emphasized the importance of protecting the country’s borders, stating, “What matters most to Americans right now is the protection of our borders, there are more than 13,000 murderers walking freely in this country.” He expressed confidence in his campaign, stating that they were performing well and he expected a significant win. Trump dismissed any notion of a narrow victory, indicating a strong lead in the race.
Regarding the behavior of his supporters, Trump asserted, “My supporters are not violent people. I don’t have to tell them that. And I certainly don’t want any violence. These are good people.” He highlighted the positive nature of his campaign in comparison to others, stating, “I ran a great campaign.”
Despite concerns about delayed election results due to differences in vote counting methods, Trump expressed his dissatisfaction, stating, “It should never happen.” He mentioned not preparing a victory speech for the day, indicating his focus on the ongoing election process.
Encouraging Republican voters at the polling station, Trump urged them to stay in line and cast their votes, while suggesting that Democrats could leave if they wished. Regarding his plans for election night, Trump mentioned that he would be at Mar-a-Lago with a small group of supporters, along with a larger gathering at the convention center.
As the election progresses, Trump remains confident in his campaign and the support of his followers, emphasizing a peaceful process and a hopeful outcome in the voting results.