Trump says he'll win Michigan easily at final campaign rally

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Rapper Lil Pimp joins President Trump on stage at rally

Rapper Lil Pimp joins President Trump on stage early Tuesday morning at President Trump's campaign rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

President Trump used his final rally in Michigan to make a bold prediction: he's going to win the state, and he'll do so easily.

Trump arrived in Grand Rapids Mich., for the midnight event, before throwing a few "Make America Great Again" hats into the crowd of supporters who came out despite temperatures in the low 40s.

"We're gonna win the state of Michigan so easily," Trump said. Recent polling data suggested he was trailing Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in the state.

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Supporters cheer as President Donald Trump exits a campaign event early Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, in Grand Rapids, Mich. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

The city was also the final stop of the Trump campaign in 2016 before he defeated Hillary Clinton.

"This was our final night prior to a very, very big victory," Trump told the crowd. "We're going to have another beautiful victory tomorrow."

His comments came as Biden predicted a victory in Pennsylvania on the eve of the election.

“I have a feeling we’re coming together for a big win tomorrow," Biden told a crowd of about 250 cars gathered in the parking lot of Heinz Field during a drive-in rally in Pittsburgh.

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Trump spent the earlier portions of the rally thanking supporters and members of his campaign. He later took personal shots at Biden.

Trump also attacked Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris and the media. The president was seen pointed at what he said were media members at the rally covering the event, calling them "fake news."

Rapper Lil Pump later made a brief speech during the campaign rally where he showed support for the president.

After the rally, Trump thanked his supporters in a Tweet early on Tuesday. 

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Officials say Trump plans to spend election night at the White House.

The Associated Press contributed to this report