Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's lead in the United States elections has come across as a surprise to many across the world. Trump is leading the electoral votes by 232 winning major states, while the Democratic candidate currently stands at 209 votes.
For many, Trump winning major number of states is unbelievable and people have taken to Twitter to express their disappointment with the election results and Americans.
Trump has won three big states North Carolina, Ohio and Florida. The news of Trump's lead has led to a huge fall in international markets across the globe. Many are calling it another Brexit.
Here are some of the reactions by users on the popular networking site:
This is what's terrifying: Even if Clinton wins, there are SO MANY people willing to vote for a bigoted imbecile. This is not my country. https://t.co/5wlgxi3viS
— Jill Filipovic (@JillFilipovic) November 9, 2016
No matter what happens tonight, the fact that Donald Trump has gotten this far is a stain on America that cant be washed away #ElectionNight
— Jonas Uccman (@jnszinho) November 9, 2016
"Donald Trump is leading"
— ✫ (@whetdurp) November 9, 2016
Me:#AmericaIsOverParty #ElectionNight pic.twitter.com/X1CGdUFLiW
Donald Trump: The Meme That Went Too Far
— Jarrod Alonge (@JarrodAlonge) November 9, 2016
If Donald Trump wins the election... #USElection2016 #ElectionNight pic.twitter.com/7AQe4wlMRH
— Tom Knight (@TJ_Knight) November 9, 2016
This country is worried about Kim Jong Un having his hands on nuclear weapons & yet people are voting for Donald Trump. #ElectionNight
— Hari Kondabolu (@harikondabolu) November 9, 2016
You know your the presidential situation is bad when people who don't even live in America are scared #ElectionNight
— #ProjectThisTown (@NoControlProjec) November 9, 2016
This is not a laughing matter anymore, I'm legit scared #ElectionNight pic.twitter.com/jVhV305uib
— TED (@Laughbook) November 9, 2016
no matter how it ends, the fact that Donald Trump is halfway to 270 electoral votes is the most shameful moment in the history of our nation
— Matt Oswalt (@MattOswaltVA) November 9, 2016
