The election was surprising, said Joseph Epstein, an Edward J. Bloustein School of Public Health senior.
“Hearing the numbers be way off from projections for both of them showed me that nobody knew what was flying with this election,” he said.
But the results did not scare Epstein, who said people should “relax” and give Trump a chance.
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