Jennifer Lawrence looks overjoyed as she runs through Boston to celebrate...

Jennifer Lawrence couldn’t contain her excitement on Saturday after learning that Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election against Donald Trump.

After hearing the news of the 46th President of the United States, the 30-year-old actress posted a video walking around Boston in pink pajama bottoms.

While she was playing music on a speaker, the Red Sparrow star was running down a street in Boston, cheering with his hands in the air before whipping her hair back and forth.

“I had no choice but to throw a party for 1,” said Lawrence in an oversized gray hoodie with the hashtag “Come on Boston lets party.”

The shot also featured the three-time Golden Globe winner in black Converse sneakers and a leopard print face mask amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Her post comes a month after she used her platform to endorse Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and tweet that she is a “proud” Democrat.

“I had no choice but to throw a party for 1,” Lawrence said Saturday in an oversized gray hoodie and black Converse sneakers. seen in 2019

Overjoyed: After hearing the news of the 46th President of the United States, the 30-year-old actress posted a video in which she was walking through Boston in pink pajama bottoms

She was previously “a little Republican” on the Absolutely Not podcast and voted for John McCain in 2008.

She said, “I became a Republican. On my first vote, I voted for John McCain. I was a little republican. ‚

She said growing up in a Republican household enabled her “to see the tax benefits of some Republican policies.”

Blue Wave: While playing music through a speaker, the Red Sparrow star sped through Boston, cheering with his hands in the air before playfully whipping her hair back and forth

Clarification: Lawrence made her political connections now that she is older in a tweet last month after speaking out about being more conservative before

But Lawrence added that the social issues were inconsistent [her] Views ‘and over the years it has changed’ [her] Politics based on things [she] learned. ‘

She had previously pondered her political trip to Vogue in 2015: “I grew up a Republican, but I can’t imagine supporting a party that doesn’t support women’s fundamental rights.

“It’s 2015 and gay people can get married and we think we’ve come this far, so yay! But do we have? I don’t want to be silent about this stuff. ‚

Growing pain: The 30-year-old said, “I’ve become a Republican. In my first vote, I voted for John McCain. I Was a Little Republican (pictured June 2010)

Financially Conservative: She said growing up in a Republican household enabled her “to see the tax benefits of some Republican policies” (pictured in June 2019).

The Hunger Games star added, “My view of the elections is pretty dry: if Donald Trump is President of the United States, it will be the end of the world.”

During her interview with Absolutely Not, she cited Trump’s election to the presidency as what “changed everything” from a political point of view.

Lawrence said, “This is a defendant President who has broken many laws and refused to condemn white supremacy and it appears a line has been drawn in the sand. I don’t think it’s right … it just changes things for me. ‚

She went on to refer to Trump’s “Stand Back and Standby” comment on the Proud Boys at the first presidential debate last month: “I don’t want to support a president who supports white supremacists.”

Political Trip: But Lawrence added that the social issues were inconsistent [her] Views ‘and over the years it has changed’ [her] Politics based on things [she] learned ‘(pictured in September 2019)

The Silver Linings Playbook actress also longed for the days of President Barack Obama’s presidency when she “could go days, maybe weeks, without thinking about the president because everything would be fine in general.”

She endorsed Vice President Joe Biden and fellow campaigner Kamala Harris earlier this month when she appeared on a cover of V Magazine’s special election issue.

Lawrence said: “Votes are the basis of our democracy and our freedom. And I would consider this upcoming election to be the most momentous of our lives.

‘I’m voting for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris this year because Donald Trump has and will continue to put the safety and well-being of America first. He doesn’t represent my values ​​as an American and especially as a person. ‚