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US Presidential elections: Wall Street looks for signal from the noise

Wall Street will be closely watching a few dozen counties on Tuesday night for hints on who will win the US presidential race

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A voter deposits a ballot into an official ballot drop box in Washington DC | Photo: Bloomberg

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From the beach towns of Pinellas, Florida, to the suburbs of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Wall Street will be closely watching a few dozen counties on Tuesday night for hints on who will win the US presidential race.

Investment firms, faced with the prospect of a chaotic election complicated by an unprecedented number of mail-in ballots, have hired political analysts and crunched voting data to try to identify crucial counties and Senate races that might tell them which way the vote is headed.

Pinellas, home to St Peter­sburg-Clearwater, has picked the winner of every presidential election since 1980 except for the disputed 2000

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