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People will be happy or sad depending on who they wanted to win and who they voted for.

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This election doesn't really matter to me. Although I did vote, I choose to stay out of politics as much as possible. No one is perfect and everyone has their own flaws. By receiving the calls and text messages and seeing all of the ads I am very thankful that the election is over.

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People might be disappointed or happy depending on who wins -- if their preferred candidate won or lost. Since the candidates and their policies are so different it will be hard for anyone on the opposing side.   

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People might be disappointed or happy depending on who wins -- if their preferred candidate won or lost. Since the candidates and their policies are so different it will be hard for anyone on the opposing side.   

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The candidates this year are on two different sides, completely polarizing the country. There are strong supporters on both sides, and I feel that there will be a lot of anger if a certain side doesn't win

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This election has high stakes. This election will determine the fate of determining racial justice, women's rights, etc. The two candidates are very different so these issues would be addressed in a different manner, making this election, to me, very important.

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People may be disappointed in the election outcome because their affiliating political party may end up losing the election. The same idea can be applied to why people may be happy in the election outcome. Many people are very one-sided when it comes to politics and lean heavily towards one side or another, so watching an opposing political party win a presidential election can and will be very upsetting to them.

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People may be disappointed because they did not get the outcome they were hoping for. And vice versa.

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People may be disappointed because they did not get the outcome they were hoping for. And vice versa.

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No matter who wins... there are a lot of people who hate Biden and there are a lot of people who don't like Trump. There are going to be so many mixed emotions that it makes me nervous to think about how people are going to react.

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This election means the difference between what happens to the economy, if we can move passed Covid or if we will go into further shut down.

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Accept the results and try to comfort those that are disappointed

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Accept the results and try to comfort those that are disappointed

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we obviously all want what we want. but there can only be one winner so some people are going to have to accept the loss and that might be hard for them.

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depending on which candidate one voted for, and who won the election will effect how people feel about the out come of the election.

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people will be disappointed or happy with whoever goes into the Whitehorse

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Be there for each other regardless of our views and beliefs so that each of us has a support system. Let each other know it is okay to feel how they are feeling and that we are there for them.

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Well, I would like to believe that government officials and American citizens alike, will just accept the fate. However, we have seen that this isn't going to happen. From elected people talking about how they will not except results if certain outcomes happen. It will most likely be chaotic for a few weeks until everything settles before the transfer of power... if it comes to that.

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This election means how our future as educators will be impacted.

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This election means how our future as educators will be impacted.

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They don't agree with who is picked.

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Election leaders now and when voting has ended need to act with integrity and act like leaders no matter the outcome.

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People might be upset because the person they wanted to win, didn't win.

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Everybody just needs to be open to everybody's opinion. I feel like a lot of people have the mindset of "they don't support the same person as me, so I don't like them," and I just wish that wasn't the case. So I think everybody just needs to be open to hearing and listening to what people have to say.

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I am not really big into politics and personally feel that the president is just a figure head, but I still voted and I still have beliefs. What it means to me though makes no difference because whoever wins or loses is who we have as president and we shouldn't throw tantrums like two year olds.

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This election is important to me because I have many friends that are fearing for their rights as a human because one side is pushing to eliminate their rights more than the other. I would hate to see us fall back down to a place we fought so hard to get up from.

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who people vote for might not win and that could make them upset

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This is a higher stakes election because most of us will be entering the job market so policies will have a bigger impact on our personal lives.

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People may be disappointed because they didn't get what they wanted, we could be put in lockdown for COVID, there may be riots based on race. Some may be happy because they got what they want and everything will work out for them.

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People may be disappointed because they didn't get what they wanted, we could be put in lockdown for COVID, there may be riots based on race. Some may be happy because they got what they want and everything will work out for them.

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Either our country is going to thrive or go downhill.

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Election officials need to accept the outcome and do their job to the best of their ability

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Election officials need to accept the outcome and do their job to the best of their ability

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I haven't also been big into politics. However, I understand how our economy will change depending on who is elected.

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with viewing the proper information. The election can mean how we would like our future to look like, or at least the next four years.

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Honestly, with everything else that has been stressing me out in my head I decided not to pay attention to the outcomes because I didn't need another thing to worry about.

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We can be open and understanding to everyone's feelings and opinions. We can support one another by not treating those who have opinions other than our own poorly and disrespectfully.

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This election is super important to me as a woman, and as a citizen of this country. If Trump wins, millions of people are at risk of losing their human rights. I am honestly scared to what could happen if Trump wins because it could mean that there is an even bigger racial divide in this country, and that the LGBTQ community loses their right to marraige and adoption.

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This election means whether we have someone who will continue to divide our country and spread lies or someone who will not try and divide us, but bring us together. If we can change the president position then we can get someone who believes in science so that they will take the right precautions themselves and for our country

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Like the mature adults they are supposed to be.

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I feel that I will be okay with either candidate winning, but I know that most people do not feel the same way.

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It is important that we do not let political preferences get between us.

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Although I do lean more one way than another, I personally don't put a lot of thought into the presidential elections. I did my part as a US citizen and casted my vote, but in the end whoever ends up winning will win. I think that a lot of my election anxiety comes down to the people that may riot or ensue violence post-election.

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I think they need to act like the job they want. We saw last night/early this morning finger pointing already, I don't think this is the time or the place for this. We just need to wait for the results to come in and accept and adapt to the outcome.

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Making sure everyone is kind to everyone else. No one needs to brag or gloat that the person that they voted for won.

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I voted, but I don't know how much this election will change our daily lives.

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Acting mature and not like immature children who did not get the toy they wanted at the store.

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be kind

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They should be respectful no matter the outcome

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Officials should continue to wait patiently for the results and be gracious no matter their outcomes. After the results are officially in then they should accept it and move on.

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People will only be happy if their candidate is chosen, and if not, they will be disappointed. I think it just depends on who wins

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Accept the results and just help everyone stay calm and not burn down cities and riot

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Accept the results and just help everyone stay calm and not burn down cities and riot

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the officials should count the number votes correctly to the best of their abilities, and understand that the public will share their opinion no matter who won.

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People have very different values and things that they consider to be important. This election really showed what values were most important to people which is why I think people care so much. However, no matter the outcome, people will have to accept it, as long as you voted you did your part and that's all you can do.

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Understand that their opinions matter just as much as our own. Don't be that person on social media that says "if you voted ___ just delete me". Support our friends when the community is bashing them, but also teach our friends not to bash back.

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Help share out thought/ideas and listen as others do so as well

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To me this election means certain things. I am a very big believer in the second amendment and it is clear that Joe Biden wants to take that away from American citizens by reinstating the 1994 Assault Weapons ban. I think that American liberty is at state because if we lose our right to defend ourselves, then anything else can be take away.

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I think they should act like adults. Both candidates have acted like children throughout this entire process. I think they should be gracious and act like the leader that we need.

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I believe the results of the election will have a big effect on our country in terms of how we handle covid, the economy, and several other important issues. What I think will be most important is how we as citizens respond to the outcome. Will we come together and support our president or will we let this election further drive us apart?

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Reminder that local and state government have as much if not more impact on your life. The election is a major deal but reflect on how the president has affected you specifically in the big picture of life.

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everyone should just be patient and not come to radical conclusions

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We all need to take the election seriously and make sure that all votes are counted. There needs to be a fair and honest count of the votes and a civil transfer of power if that becomes the case

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I would hope that election officials will act with integrity after voting has ended, but sadly that does not seem to be a likely outcome. I also hope that American citizens will handle the election with integrity considering whatever happens, happens. Once a presidential candidate is deemed the winner, protesting and violence will change absolutely nothing.

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Both candidates have already claimed some sort of victory, which they shouldn't do since there is no winner as of now. They shouldn't jump to conclusions or try to claim that we should stop counting votes. That makes them both look bad

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We can support one another by not boasting too much about the results because that would only make those whose candidate lost feel worse. We can be there for each other and be gracious in defeat or victory.

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I think it's important that we don't allow our opinions to shape our relationships. There is a lot of "I won't be friends with this person because they voted for ___." Personally, I think that says more about that person's character than the voter and who they voted for.

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knowing that everyone has their own opinion, and trying to understand where that person is coming from.

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Help each other out and fight for our rights if they try to be taken away. If the government becomes corrupt and starts infringing on human rights, I have no problem fighting for what I believe in and fight until all humans are treated equally and fairly.

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Well, people who are invested in politics are going to have stronger beliefs than others. I think that people will be upset if they feel that they are going to lose some sort of right(s) and be happy if they see their candidate win.

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I think Americans just need to accept that everyone has differing opinions. The fact that businesses across America have had to board up and prepare for mass chaos is baffling to me. Our country is so divided currently, but I think that comes down to a lack of acceptance and support.

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I don't really believe that we can support each other on every issue/topic... since we vote for specific reasons. I think the best we can do is trying to have some sort of civil discourse to hash things out. For example, why would someone support another person who they believe is going to take rights away from them?

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Speak their mind like they always have and always will.

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Speak their mind like they always have and always will.

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I think we can support one another by making sure we're listening to other people. Things aren't always black and white and judging people before even hearing them out doesn't benefit anyone.

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We can support people to a certain extent. We should not support people if they think racial or homophobic  acts is okay. we should not support people who think its okay to deny people of their human rights