Speaking to the press after casting his ballot, ex-President Donald Trump said he is “very confident” he will win the election and that “it won’t even be close,” while expressing frustration that it may take a while to call the results.

“I feel very confident,” Trump said. “I hear we’re doing very well everywhere.”

He added that this was the “best” of the three campaigns he ran.

“It won’t even be close,” Trump said. “But it’s gonna take a long time to certify.”

Trump continued to complain how long it would take to tally up the results given that “they spent all this money on machines,” citing the French election as an example of a quick election.

Trump has repeatedly used the long wait time in tallying mail-in ballots as a way to sow doubt in the integrity of the election.

Now locked in a tight election against Vice President Kamala Harris, Trump’s campaign is actively promoting early in-person and mail voting, even as the former president pledged to one day eliminate the commonly used practices. He falsely implied they were insecure voting methods in a June video posted to Swamp the Vote USA, a voting resource website paid for by the Republican National Committee.