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Dascha Polanco, Aubrey Plaza & More Latinx Celebs React To Joe Biden & Kamala Harris’ Win

Lead Photo: A cardboard cutout of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Sen. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
A cardboard cutout of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Sen. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
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Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are President-elect and Vice President-elect and Latinx supporters nationwide couldn’t be happier. The 2020 Presidential election was called Saturday morning (Nov. 7) when Biden surpassed the 270 electoral college needed for the win. So, what are Latinx saying this fine afternoon?

Actor John Leguizamo (Critical Thinking) was beside himself and released a video shouting in happiness.

Actress Eva Longoria (Dora and the Lost City of Gold) is ready for the United States to go through a healing process.

Through a series of power-fist emojis, actress Jessica Alba (Sin City) showed followers that she is hoping for racial unity.

Actor and songwriter Lin-Manuel Miranda posted a GIF from a scene of his award-winning Broadway play Hamilton expressing his excitement.

Actress Aubrey Plaza (TV’s Parks and Recreation), who is from Joe Biden’s home state of Delaware, thanked everyone for voting blue this year and shared a photo of her and the president-elect.

Actress Dascha Polanco (TV’s Orange Is the New Black) had one simple question after she found out Biden won.

Actress Rosie Perez (Birds of Prey) sent out some enthusiastic congratulations to Biden and Harris.

Puertorriqueña model Joan Smalls is happy that “human decency” will return to the office of the presidency.

Afro-Latino star Sarunas J. Jackson (TV’s Insecure) is happy to get “that clown” out of the White House, but let Biden know winning the presidency isn’t enough.

Finally, actor Oscar Nuñez (TV’s The Office) isn’t very concerned if the current President decides he doesn’t want to leave the White House in a few weeks.