It’s been two days since Joe Biden was named president-elect of the United States, winning more than the 270 needed electoral college votes and leading in the popular vote by about 4.5 million.
After an intense and bruising election season, voters are now processing what the results mean to them.
Here & Now‘s Robin Young checks in with three voters we’ve spoken to in recent months — Ann Ragosta in Massachusetts, Catherine Johnson of New Hampshire, and Beth Howard from Kentucky.
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