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As votes are being counted in all battleground states, an early picture of this historic presidential race is beginning to come into view. Find out what US election results mean so far: https://bbc.in/4fD9yvb

On this day in 1824 – United States presidential election: No candidate received a majority of the total electoral college votes. Therefore the United States House of Representatives was charged with the decision based upon the Twelfth Amendment to the Constitution. It was a 4 way race between John Quincy Adams , Andrew Jackson, William H. Crawford, and Henry Clay. All 4 were Democratic-Republican. Two had the same running mate. Jackson had won the plurality of the popular and electoral vote, but through negotiations in the House, Adams easily won the presidency. If you want to know more, go to this tutorial: https://lnkd.in/e4-DkByS

Dr. John C. Fortier, a senior fellow at American Enterprise Institute, talks to us about the mechanics of elections and the potential scenarios that could arise in the 2024 US presidential election. What role does congress, the courts and the slate of electors play in deciding who becomes President in a contest, contingent, and complex election? Find out in this "What If...?" episode! https://lnkd.in/euznBmGS

The November 5th general election makes for a long ballot. From voting for the president of the United States, congressional and state candidates, and county and locally elected positions to various bonds and other amendments. Check out our latest blog for a checklist covering everything you need to do to prepare for election day: https://bit.ly/3BW8P9V #govote☑️

In a busy week in the race for the US Presidency we share our latest thoughts on what it all could mean for markets.. Did the debate provide any clarity in terms of the potential outcome? And Does it make a difference whether the Oval office is blue or red? Watch and find out... Hymans Robertson Investment Services #Investments #Uselections

Our team has the key takeaways you need to understand what happened during this week’s SCOTUS hearings on presidential immunity and what it could mean for the November election. Ben Raderstorf recaps it for you. Read and subscribe for the full briefing at: ifyoucankeepit.org

29 May is General Election Day! It's crucial to know where your polling station is located. Take your friends and family, and make your vote count for the future. Voting is not just a right; it’s a powerful way to influence tomorrow. Let’s stand together for the values we believe in and shape the society we want! #VoteForChange #ElectionDay2024

With just 2 months to go until the US election on 5 November, we saw Trump and Harris go head-to-head in their debate this week. Watch our video with Kate Rainbow APFS and Kameel Kapitan as they discuss: 🔍 Whether the debate provided any clarity on what could happen in November. 🦅 The difference between a Democratic or Republican presidency. 📊 What the potential outcomes could mean for markets. #USElections #InvestmentMarkets #TrumpVersusHarris

Dr. John C. Fortier, a senior fellow at American Enterprise Institute, talks to us about the mechanics of elections and the potential scenarios that could arise in the 2024 US presidential election. What role does congress, the courts and the slate of electors play in deciding who becomes President in a contest, contingent, and complex election? Find out in this "What If...?" episode! https://lnkd.in/ejxEiVxv

The US Election results are in and Trump will return for another term in the White House. The 2024 US presidential election proved to be one of the most closely contested races in recent history, but the result has surprised many in terms of the margin of victory, percentage of popular vote won, and the speed of the deciding-vote outcome.   Read our thoughts on what the implications could be on markets and what could happen: https://lnkd.in/duSjhWSs   #USElection