The Women’s March is expected to return on Sunday with events all across the country.

BLACKSBURG, Va. – Virginia Tech Political Science Professor Karen Hult talked with 10 News about what happens in the coming days while we wait for results to come in. With votes still being counted in the U.S. presidential election, patience and tolerance are required as court challenges begin, according to Karen Hult. “In the coming days, there will be lawyers on both sides trying to make arguments as to why the vote count should be stopped and why the vote count should not be stopped,” said Hult. “The other thing is of at least some concern — if not surprise — is that President Trump claiming this morning that perhaps the vote count should stop.”“I think the chief thing that is hard for everyone to think about is the need for patience. It’s going to take some time for the counting, be certified and for the states to move forward.”Hult teaches political science at Virginia Tech and its Center for Public Administration & Policy, with expertise in the U.S. Presidency and Organizational and Institutional Theory.