CLEAN : US election still too close to call: Clinton campaign chair 2

The transcript highlights the lengthy campaign and the need for patience as votes are still being counted. It stresses the importance of counting every vote and acknowledges the remarkable efforts made, noting that the work is not yet complete.

What does the speaker suggest about the campaign's duration?

• It is over and results are final.

• It was unnecessary.

• It has been long, but patience is needed.

• It has been short and easy.

How does the speaker feel about the campaign's progress?

• Angry and dismissive.

• Indifferent and detached.

• Optimistic and patient.

• Frustrated and impatient.

What is the speaker's stance on the ongoing vote count?

• Votes should be ignored.

• Only some votes should be counted.

• Votes are irrelevant.

• Every vote should be counted.

What does the speaker imply about the person they are praising?

• Their work is still ongoing.

• They have completed their work.

• They are retiring soon.

• They have done nothing significant.

What is the speaker's message regarding the efforts of the person they mention?

• Their efforts are complete.

• Their efforts are irrelevant.

• Their efforts are insufficient.

• Their efforts are ongoing and commendable.