Voters will now head to the polls after months of campaigning by both candidates
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Both the Republican and Democratic candidates have spent months travelling the country to make their case, with now less than 24 hours left to Election Day. The stark difference in both candidates' positions on how to lead America is likely to introduce uncertainty in markets, but history has shown that stocks usually rise after an election, irrespective of the outcome.
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