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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — As customers gathered for breakfast at a popular southwest Houston restaurant on the morning after Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were projected to win the 2020 Presidential Election, the opinions were as plentiful as the coffee and orange juice.
Even some die-hard Republicans who were there said they weren’t too upset at the outcome.
“I’m a lifelong Republican who voted for Biden, simply because I think we need better quality human beings in office,” said Joe Compofelice.
Others were happy to see Vice-President elect Kamala Harris make history.
“I’m really happy that Kamala Harris is the first woman vice president,” said Marque Harmon. “It just shows the shift in the country that’s happening, and it’s a good thing.”
In a state where President Donald Trump carried 52% of the vote, it wasn’t hard to find that not everyone voted for the projected winner in this election.
While some are ready to move on to the new administration, others are waiting to see where the legal challenges take them.
“I didn’t quite go along with the election count,” said Roy Sanchez. “I think the count was wrong. They didn’t go right with the count.”