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Denver Celebrates After Biden Projected To Win Presidency

Many Denver neighborhoods were filled with the sounds of honking horns and banging pots and pans.

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Supporters in Colorado gathered, many seemingly spaced apart, on the front steps and lawn of the State Capitol building Saturday after Joe Biden's projected win was announced.
Supporters in Colorado gathered, many seemingly spaced apart, on the front steps and lawn of the State Capitol building Saturday after Joe Biden's projected win was announced. (Image via CBS)

DENVER (CBS4) – The news of Joe Biden being projected to be the 46th President of the United States sent Coloradans to the streets Saturday morning. Many honked their horns, banged pots and pans and shouted in their neighborhood.

CBS News projects Biden will win Pennsylvania, putting him over the top as votes continued to be counted four days after Election Day. Biden’s victory improved on Hillary Clinton’s 2016 performance among men, independents and new, young voters, exit polling showed, while Mr. Trump improved among non-White voters and his Republican base.

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