Ingraham expressed concerns about the potential slowing of vote counts in key battlegrounds, suggesting that Trump's lead could be undermined by delays in reporting.
She highlighted Trump’s unexpected performance in counties like Loudoun, Virginia, where he is outperforming 2016 and 2020 results, indicating increased Republican support.
Ingraham pointed out Florida's Miami-Dade county, which had not gone Republican since 1988, as a key indicator of Trump's surprising strength in the election.
With projections granting Trump 287 electoral votes and a strong chance of winning, she urged caution considering historical issues with reporting in the blue wall states.
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