Donald Trump The GOP nominee is reportedly losing sleep, struggling with anxiety and obsessing over his polling numbers as he hopes to hang his hat on any sign he’ll return to the White House.

A campaign official said: axios Trump asking more questions and pushing his staff to work even harder to get ahead of the Vice President Kamala Harris Let’s come to Election Day.

“Trump’s anxiety is evident in his late-night and early-morning phone calls to aides, peppering them with questions about how things are going and whether they think he can win,” Axios reported.

The former president eased some of his fears after his chief pollster, Tony Fabrizio, said: published a note Axios reported that he claimed he was in a better position to win the election compared to his previous three campaigns.

But depending on the data used and the dedication of the pollster, someone may be “putting their finger on the scale,” as polling guru Nate Silver recently put it.

And Trump reportedly isn’t the only one in his party worried about numbers and voter turnout.

If men don’t show up to vote, “Kamala is president” he tweeted Charlie Kirk from Turning Point USA. “It’s that simple.”

“Men need to fill the polls on and before Election Day to help Trump win,” Gavin Wax, president of the Young Republican Club of New York, added in a message to Axios.

Harris’ campaign team predicted a narrow victorybut it’s no less a win for him on Tuesday.