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US 2024 election – how does it work and who's winning the race so far?
We look at how the US election works, who’s in the race to be the next president of the United States, and who’s leading the polls.
Published Aug 10, 2023
Published
Aug 10, 2023
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Aidan Moyle
Investment Analyst
Aidan joined the Fund Research team in 2022 and is responsible for analysing funds and investment trusts in the US and Global Sectors. He has a keen interest in macroeconomics and in particular US monetary policies and the impact it can have on clients' investments.
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Published: 10th August 2023