Many Consumers Change Spending Because Of Election Anxiety
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This year’s U.S. presidential election pits two of the weakest candidates in years against each other. With the outcome too close to call, some consumers feel anxious and cautious about their spending, a survey by researcher Ipsos found.
“Consumer confidence tends to pause in periods around elections, but given America’s generally low voter turn-out, many aren’t phased by elections one way or another,” according to Ipsos’s report.
