Ivet Aldaba crying at her table the Nevada Democratic Party's election results watch party at the Aria Resort & Casino, while other attendees embrace. Harris' defeat was hard to take for many. - AFP.
CYNTHIA Shaw worked at a polling place in the Detroit suburbs on Election Day and went to bed “still hopeful” that Vice-President Kamala Harris could win. By Wednesday morning, she was bereft, her head pounding.
“It feels so much more definitive this time,” Shaw, 65, said of Donald Trump’s victory.
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