Former US President Barack Obama said that Americans “sent a clear signal” on Tuesday. He wrote that voters' denial of President Trump was a call for “politics that unites people rather than creates antagonism.” The Democrat posted on social media, attributing his victory to a group of outstanding candidates. Even in constituencies where the chances of winning are slim, they are still running for election. He said, “The current administration has two years left. What we need to do now is do our best to push for change where we can, stop more damage from happening, and lay the foundation for the future.”

Former US President Barack Obama said that Americans “sent a clear signal” on Tuesday. He wrote that voters' denial of President Trump was a call for “politics that unites people rather than creates antagonism.” The Democrat posted on social media, attributing his victory to a group of outstanding candidates. Even in constituencies where the chances of winning are slim, they are still running for election. He said, “The current administration has two years left. What we need to do now is do our best to push for change where we can, stop more damage from happening, and lay the foundation for the future.”