Not exactly, though that doesn’t mean we’re in completely uncharted territory. Gillespie pointed out it was a week before the 2018 Arizona Senate race between Democrat Kyrsten Sinema and Republican Martha McSally was called in Sinema’s favor after election officials spent days counting early and mail-in ballots. And, most famously, it wasn’t until five weeks after the 2000 presidential election — and the intervention of the Supreme Court — that the United States learned George W. Bush would be its next president. “We have more people than ever who are going to vote by mail,” said Gillespie. “States like Washington and Oregon and Utah [...] have been voting by mail for years, and so they are going to be efficient and fast in terms of counting their votes. But then there are states that aren’t accustomed to this, that are going to be doing this with a lot of votes for the first time in a general election.” One thing Gillespie isn’t worried about, though, is voter fraud. “There’s no evidence for that at all,” she said. “Despite everything the president said, voter fraud is, thankfully, a rare occurrence in the United States.” “Even though this was a traumatic life-changing experience for me, I’m proud of myself. If it weren’t for my video, the world wouldn’t have known the truth. I own that. My video didn’t save George Floyd, but it put his murderer away and off the streets.” on September 8 for New York Fashion Week. The collection featured whimsical dresses, neon accents, her signature fleeces, and tees — including the SpongeBob collab.