It’s been one year since Trump won the 2016 election.
How are voters feeling?

"Disheartened, as well as questioning what I thought I knew about my country."

"Ashamed of U.S politics. Shocked in the administration's pettiness. Unbelieving in U.S power and integrity."

"I'm terrified and sad. My children are biracial, and I worry about how they will fare in a country headed by a racist leader. I also worry about myself, because Trump is an ignorant man. I have filed for disability and am waiting for a hearing. My plan is to devote myself to recovery once I get disability, but now that Trump is going to be president, I doubt things will work out that way."

"Sad, frightened, hopeless. Disgusted at those who let him do and say things to American people without putting their foot down."

"Stunned the country would go for a man who clearly has no sense of right or wrong, campaigned on conspiracy theories, exploited racial divisions and can't speak in complete sentences."

"Like we are losing our high standards of national and personal ethical conduct and rewarding self-serving, unscrupulous, spurious activities. Narcissistic egotism has replaced service before self."

"I want Donald Trump to run our country with empathy, compassion and patience."

"I am completely unsatisfied with what President Trump is doing for American because he hates people, causes division, attacks leaders, widows and anyone else he can embarrass with his one of kind lunacy."

"It's impossible to imagine what someone who has never done anything for anyone but himself could possibly do … for America."

"No, I am not satisfied. He is a liar, he is not a deal-maker, he is petty and he is not intelligent. The biggest wrong Trump is perpetrating on America is the division he is causing in an already divided nation."

"Resign."

"Trump has made us and continues to make us a mockery. He has brought divisions between those who used to be friends."

"I would say resign except Mike Pence is also completely unacceptable. As a woman who retired from a professional career, both of these men represent a return to a time long before I attended law school and entered the workforce 40 years ago."

"Absolutely not. He is dividing us further and destroying the country, Constitution, our values and our humanity."

"Hillary Clinton, the only candidate who represented my vision of what makes our country strong."

"More so than ever, I would make the same decision again."

"I voted for Clinton but supported Sanders throughout. I voted for Clinton as a late act of respect to her years and her service and her toughness ... I never loved her. But I really do respect her a lot."

"Yes, I have only grown more certain I made the right decision, and was one of the few Americans who didn't fall for the Russian and right-wing propaganda and lies."

"Hillary Clinton because she is the better choice and can be trusted."

"Yes because at least we would not be in the position we are in now as we stare into the abyss and wonder if we will all be here four years from now."

"Clinton. For experience, negotiating skills, presidential presence, political compassion, inclusive broad view of the population, views on climate/energy, tax policies."

"Of the two primary candidates, yes. Though it was and is a rejection of Trump's platform and behavior more than a positive endorsement."

"(1) Fire Comey. (2) resign"

"He is intent on undoing everything that Obama did and things that no one could have even imagined.... There are scores of things he's done that will enrich the one person he does care about, and that person is Donald Trump."

"I have no idea what he can do that will positively affect our nation."

"No. The country has never been more divided. From the top down, Trump instills hatred, racism, fear, mistrust. He lies. He is a complete narcissist. His only motivation is to undo anything that President Obama accomplished."

"Well, what I am hoping is that those relatively recent videos of him stating democratic ideals are still his ultimate truth. So in that case I want him to keep the progress we've made, and not overturn it."

"I'm honestly not sure what he's even doing for America, except tearing down everything that Obama and his administration built. Instead of building off the positive accomplishments of that administration he has chosen to demonize and destroy what was helping a huge majority of Americans. So no, I am not satisfied with what Trump is doing for America. In fact, I am personally offended."

"I want his positions to swing to the center and his leadership to reflect the closeness of the popular vote in state after state."

"He has no respect for the Constitution, and his presidency is completely motivated by vicious hate for Barack Obama. His purpose is not only to reverse all Obama's policies but to take them to the opposite extremes. He is destroying any humane legislation or law, and any environmental protections that we have."