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Ginsburg Supreme Court Vacancy Is the Second Closest to a U.S. Election Ever - The New York Times
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United States presidential election of 2000 | United States government | Britannica
Two Years After Election Turmoil, GOP Voters Remain Skeptical on Elections, Vote Counts | Pew Research Center
Should Investors Avoid US Healthcare Stocks in an Election Year? - Context | AB
Appendix A: Latino Eligible Voters in Presidential Election Years 2008, 2012 and 2016 | Pew Research Center
Equity Returns in Open Election Years | WisdomTree
US elections: How they affect the stockmarket - Schroders global - Schroders
US Presidential Election Timeline and Implications for Gold Prices
America's Electoral Future - Center for American Progress
How Do Election Years Impact the Stock Market? | Stordahl Capital Management
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U.S. Satisfaction on Pace to Be Lowest in Midterm Election Year
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The scale of US election spending explained in five graphs
