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Donald Trump was elected as the 47th president of the United States on Wednesday.

Trump is the second president to retake a seat in office after losing it.

Some residents are happy to see him return.

"Happy as ever I'm happy the way it came out, I think the people finally spoke, they're tired of the way things were going," said one voter.

"I feel great, I'm glad he won, he's good for this country," said another voter in Norwalk.

While another person said this outcome has left him disappointed and disillusioned in the U.S.

A resident commuting to work shared she is feeling neutral and faithful, "I didn't feel upset about it, or happy about it. Like, I'm totally in between and I also feel like no matter who wins, Jesus is still King."