Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was photographed signing the cover of Newsweek’s premature Madam President issue backstage at an election eve campaign rally that was held in Pittsburgh.

The photo was taken by Justin Sullivan and posted to Twitter by ABC News reporters Cecilia Vega and Liz Kruetz. The cover of the magazine, with Clinton’s beaming face below the ‘Madam President’ headline, had an orange sticky note with the name ‘Cate’ written on it. Clinton was photographed from over her right shoulder and can be seen with a pen in her right hand ready to autograph the cover.

“This @sullyfoto pic from Monday- @HillaryClinton signs an early @Newsweek Madam President cover”

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“This @sullyfoto pic from Monday- @HillaryClinton signs an early @Newsweek Madam President cover”

Another photo from the series by Sullivan shows gazing down as she finishes autographing the cover.

Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton signs Newsweek Madam President cover Nov 7 https://t.co/WoN8CqytI4 — Kristinn Taylor (@KristinnFR) November 9, 2016

The photo was captioned, “PITTSBURGH, PA – NOVEMBER 07: Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton signs an autograph on a Newsweek ‘Madam President’ commemorative magazine backstage after a campaign rally on November 7, 2016 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Clinton lost the election to Republican nominee Donald Trump. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)”