US Presidential Elections: Myth vs. Reality
With Election Day just over one month away, most national polls show a close race with Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton holding a slight lead over the Republican Party candidate Donald Trump. Many polls are within their margin of error suggesting the race is too close to call. However, drawing this conclusion from national polls may not be accurate. Polls in a handful of key states are a much better indicator of the status of the race and one candidate has held a steady lead in most of these states.
Several misconceptions about November’s US Presidential elections are shaping the views of markets. It is critical for investors to remain well-informed about this major risk event and we have selected a few popular election myths and tried to debunk them.
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