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As votes were still being tallied, Campus Reform asked voters in Washington D.C. for their initial reactions.

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Addison Smith | Host, One America News Network

November 7, 2020, 10:47 am ET

Prior to Joe Biden being declared the 46th president of the United States, Campus Reform asked voters in Washington, D.C. about the 2020 presidential election, and whether they would trust the results.

What were the reactions from voters as ballots have taken so long to be counted? Did they intend to honor the result of the election, regardless of who won?

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Addison Smith

Host, One America News Network

Addison Smith the Host of “In Focus with Addison Smith” on One America News Network. He was previously a Campus Reform Reporter, covering liberal bias on college campuses. Addison previously worked with Liberty University's Standing for Freedom Center as a social media manager, the College Fix as a student reporter, and was also a Campus Reform Senior Correspondent. Both he and his work has been featured in Fox News, Daily Wire, Breitba...

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