NEW YORK – After a day of the screening of Joe Biden, according to NBC news, as the next president of the United States, residents of the tri-state area continue to react to the news.
The projected president-elect, Joe Biden, delivered his first speech in this position on Saturday night, in which he delivered a message of unity and reconciliation, something that his supporters agree because in his words, the nation has been divided in the last four years.
“It was like obvious that there were two sides, and I think that it should not be like that, we are all trying to get ahead, both on one side and the other, and I think that together we are going to do better things,” said Ana Martínez, a resident from New York, to Telemundo 47.
“I think the whole country will be happy and it will be calmer, not only immigrants and those without papers, but the whole country,” another state resident, Ernesto Quiñones, told Telemundo 47.
However, in other areas of New York, supporters of President Donald Trump expressed their disagreement with the result.
“And when the courts decide that Donald Trump is president, what is going to happen?” Said Katherin Tenek, a Long Island resident, referring to the fact that legal action is necessary to find out who won the election.
The city of New York became a party place in minutes, after the announcement of the election results was given, thousands of people took to the streets, danced, sang, and even toasted champagne as if they were on New Years Eve New.
Democratic candidate Joe Biden was projected as the winner of the United States presidency, according to the forecast of NBC News, on Saturday morning after a historic election day that included several days of counting after a record of early votes and by mail. His running mate, Kamala Harris, became the first woman to become president in the country’s history.
Biden reached the majority of the Electoral College votes, of which 270 of the total 538 are needed, according to projections from various media, such as NBC News.
– .
