The national political correspondent for NBC and MSNBC had said in an interview with USA TODAY last week whether or not he would wear his famous khakis, calling himself an “undecided voter.”

“Some voters are undecided in the presidential race, and I think I’m a little undecided too,” Kornacki had told USA TODAY. “I’m not exactly what you’d call a fashion forward person. I’ve never had to think too much about my wardrobe.”

Kornacki appeared on MSNBC’s election coverage Tuesday night in darker-colored pants, a change from his signature Gap khaki pants look that went viral on social media amid his nearly 24-hour election analysis during the 2020 presidential election. The white button -down shirt and the tie, however, were still part of the 2024 look.

The 45-year-old had said he really didn’t understand the frenzy over his clothing choice during the last election cycle.