Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton talks to Richard Chew about the election. "This is what democracy looks like," she said in response to the reelection of Donald Trump. "We don't always know what the outcome of an election will be, and one thing that we know that when we, as Democrats, see the outcome of an election, we accept that outcome and we understand that that's part of our democracy. But I was just so proud of how Illinois Democrats got up, got out, headed to the battleground states, made phone calls, knocked on so many doors, thousands and thousands of people that were engaged. And as we know, it's not just about elections; it's what happens in between elections; it's what happens today and tomorrow and every day over the next two years until midterms, four years until the next presidential election. We have to continue working and recognize it's not just about Election Day. We have to be engaged every day, and that's the real work ahead of us." 

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