On the eve of Election Day, Sarah Palin told Tina Fey to not ditch her Palin costume just yet.

In a telephone interview with "Access Hollywood," John McCain’s running mate talked about being the butt of many “Saturday Night Live” skits, her pregnant teenage daughter and what she would have done differently on the campaign trail. She also said McCain did “great” during last weekend’s episode of "SNL."

"We hope that Tina Fey keeps that Sarah Palin outfit that she has because we hope she’ll be needing it a lot in the next four years. We’ll give her some material,” Palin told Billy Bush. “She’s very talented and it’s been nice to have that kind of levity in the campaign … I’ve really enjoyed it.”

Palin said she has also met Fey’s family — including her in-laws — on the campaign trail.

Asked whether celebrities’ endorsements of Barack Obama have hurt the McCain-Palin campaign, the Alaska governor said: “I don’t think that many in celebrity-dom are too much a part of representing the real hard-working middle-class Americans who have great challenges, especially financially."

So what does Palin consider her biggest mistake on the campaign trail?

“Not being able to anticipate the unfair shots that were taken at my kids and at my record that could so easily have been disproved,” she said. "Some of the things the media claimed, like I tried to ban books, which were obviously so false. We were unprepared for those inaccuracies in mainstream media, that we couldn’t correct the record fast enough. That kind of hurt in the beginning.”

And about the pregnancy of her 17-year-old daughter, Bristol – did she cry? Absolutely not, she said.

"Bristol is a very strong young woman and she’s going to be just fine and a wonderful mom,” Palin added.

“Bristol and I and the rest of the family know this is a team effort. And to be thrust like that into a spotlight on a national scene was perhaps an unfair shot to be taken. But really, if we don’t have thick enough skin at this time, as candidates, and I consider our whole family – this is a candidacy for all of us, we shouldn’t even be running for office. But we know it’s all going to be worth it in the end.”

Click here to read and listen to the entire "Access Hollywood" interview.