Who Wall Street thinks will win the election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Prediction markets, which have exploded this year as online gambling grows across the US, certainly lean toward Trump, and Druckenmiller said in mid-October that markets are "very convinced" of a Republican victory.
52% : But he predicted Trump would beat Vice President Kamala Harris at a conference in Saudi Arabia last week, even if it is close.
47% : A survey of SumZero's investor community -- a mix of small hedge funds, family offices, private equity firms, and more -- found that 53% believe Trump will prevail.
47% : "It is a race that Trump is favored to win, but it is almost a coin toss," Griffin said at the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh.
44% : Few mainstream investors and bankers supported Trump in his first run when he unexpectedly beat Hillary Clinton in 2016.

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