Sunday shows - Election countdown dominates

Tuesday's election dominated the Sunday political talk shows, with a senior adviser to Democratic nominee Joe BidenJoe BidenKlain on Manchin's objection to Neera Tanden: He 'doesn't answer to us at the White House' Senators given no timeline on removal of National Guard, Capitol fence Overnight Defense: New Senate Armed Services chairman talks Pentagon policy nominee, Afghanistan, more | Biden reads report on Khashoggi killing | Austin stresses vaccine safety in new video MORE saying that campaign officials "feel very good" about the former vice president's pathways to victory. 

A top aide to President TrumpDonald TrumpSenators given no timeline on removal of National Guard, Capitol fence Democratic fury with GOP explodes in House Georgia secretary of state withholds support for 'reactionary' GOP voting bills MORE, however, predicted that he will win more than the number of electoral votes needed for reelection.

Read The Hill's complete coverage below.

Adviser says Biden campaign officials 'feel very good about our pathways to victory' By JUSTINE COLEMAN   Adviser Anita Dunn said Sunday that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's campaign is “not leaving anything to chance,” but added that she officials feel “very good about our pathways to victory” ahead of Tuesday's election. Read the full story here

Campaign adviser predicts Trump will win more than 290 electoral votes By JOSEPH CHOI   “We believe that we'll be over 290 electoral votes on election night,” said Jason Miller. “So no matter what they try to do, what kind of hijinks or law suits or whatever kind of nonsense they try to pull off, we’re still going to have enough electoral votes to get President Trump reelected.” Read the full story here

RNC chair: 'I think women are coming back' to Trump By ZACK BUDRYK   Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair Ronna McDanielRonna Romney McDanielTrump to attend private RNC donor retreat Juan Williams: The GOP is a party without ideas RNC launches 'Committee on Election Integrity' MORE expressed optimism about the GOP’s support among suburban women, saying the demographic is “coming back” even as polling shows collapsing support for President Trump. Read the full story here

Pennsylvania governor predicts Biden win in state: 'Things are different now' By JUSTINE COLEMAN   Pennsylvania Gov. Tom WolfTom WolfPhilly GOP commissioner cites election threats, urges McConnell to vote his 'conscience' Pennsylvania secretary of state resigns over ballot initiative error Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. to defy ban on weed, LGBTQ rights flags MORE (D) predicted on Sunday that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden will win his state, saying that “things are different now” than in 2016. Read the full story here

Biden up by 10 points in new national poll By KYLE BALLUCK   Democratic nominee Joe Biden holds a 10-point lead over President Trump in a national poll of registered voters released just two days before the election. Read the full story here

Fox News poll: Biden leads by 15 points on who is more 'honest and trustworthy' By ZACK BUDRYK   Democratic nominee Joe Biden leads President Trump by 15 points on the question of which candidate is “honest and trustworthy,” according to a Fox News poll released Sunday. Read the full story here

White, non-college voters will play a large part in deciding the election according to polling expert By JOSEPH CHOI   Polling expert Bill McInturff predicted on Sunday that whites without college educations will play a big part in deciding the presidential election this year. Read the full story here

Senior adviser points to vaccine when pressed on Trump's comments about 'rounding the corner' on pandemic By JOSEPH CHOI   Jason Miller, a senior adviser to President Trump's reelection campaign, on Sunday pointed to a COVID-19 vaccine that he said would be ready and distributed by the end of this year when challenged on the president's claim that the U.S. is "rounding the corner" on the pandemic despite rising cases and deaths. Read the full story here

Fox's Wallace confronts Lewandowski on Trump-promoted COVID-10 death count conspiracy theory By ZACK BUDRYK   “We have seen on multiple occasions instances where people have claimed that they have died from COVID-19 and that wasn’t the case,” Corey LewandowskiCorey LewandowskiOvernight Defense: Pentagon chief ousts hundreds from advisory panels | Defense pick discusses Trump transition hurdles | Aircraft carrier returning home after 10-month deployment Defense secretary removes hundreds of advisory board members in sweeping review Overnight Defense: Biden takes first trip to Walter Reed as president | Pentagon halts Trump's last-minute board appointments | Space Force unveils rank structure MORE, a senior Trump campaign aide, said. Read the full story here

Wisconsin governor on Trump's claim doctors aiming to make money: 'That is such a stupid thing to say' By JUSTINE COLEMAN   Wisconsin Gov. Tony EversTony EversGovernors in hot water over their coronavirus response Ex-Trump chief of staff Priebus mulling Wisconsin governor bid The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by TikTok - Dems rest their case; verdict on Trump this weekend MORE (D) said Sunday that President Trump’s claim that doctors are purposefully increasing coronavirus case numbers to make money, calling it “a stupid thing to say.” Read the full story here

Stephen Moore calls record-breaking GDP growth a 'game changer' for Trump By JORDAN WILLIAMS   Stephen MooreStephen MooreAs nation freezes, fossil fuels are keeping the lights and heat on Economist Moore says he's not sure US needs 'massive stimulus bill' Sunday shows - Trump's COVID-19 relief bill opposition dominates MORE, an economist and adviser to President Trump, touted the nation’s record growth in gross domestic product (GDP) as a “game changer” for Trump just days away from Election Day. Read the full story here