UniCredit analysts believe that the «
election outcome remains surrounded by a degree of uncertainty.»
Not exact matches
And now that the time for revisionist history has arrived, and strategists no longer have to serve a political agenda and scare investors and traders into voting with their wallets, the research reports calling for precisely the
outcome that we expected are coming in fast and furious, starting with none other than Goldman, whose chief strategist David Kostin issued a note overnight in which he says that «the equity market response to the
election result will be limited» and adds that «our year - end 2016 price target for the S&P 500
remains 2100, roughly 2 % below the current level of 2140.»
Pre-game and post-game, Wall Street will be handicapping
outcomes of what has been the most contentious presidential
election in recent history, and either way, markets could
remain both volatile and vulnerable in the week ahead.
Whereas some NDC members in constituencies «boiling» since the primaries are in court challenging their
outcome, others are said to have decided not to take any action but will
remain noncommittal or possibly, vote against the party's elected parliamentary candidates in the November 7
elections.
If such an
outcome is realised then the chances of a second
election this year increase dramatically, but whether or not a second vote will change the situation
remains to be seen.
While all the major parties in this
election — including Labour — are proposing to launch an unimagined level of attack on the working class, the most favourable
outcome remains a Labour government with the highest possible vote.
On April 24, the same day the special
elections for the Latimer and Diaz seats were scheduled, Felder announced that he would
remain in the Republican caucus regardless of the
outcome.
However, whereas the previous effects of the West Lothian Question
remained either theoretical or obscure, the
outcome of the 2015 general
election is likely to result in four circumstances that will maximise West Lothian's practical effects and visibility and are all consequences of the independence referendum.
More than 900 provisional ballots
remain outstanding, and it is not immediately clear how many of those will be ruled eligible or whether they will have any effect on the
outcome of the
election.
Some military ballots
remain to be counted in this county - wide race, but they aren't enough to change the
outcome, county Democratic
Elections Commissioner Beth McLaughlin said Monday.
Although the numbers changed in the three races, the
election's
outcome remained unchanged, according to the unofficial results which as of Tuesday were not yet certified.
It
remains to be seen whether the
outcome of the
election will have an impact on legal aid policy, but you can read about what the political parties said about legal aid in their
election manifestos in this article for The Justice Gap by YLAL co-chair Ollie and this blog post by Legal Aid Handbook.
Whatever the
outcome of the next general
election, legislation
remains a distant prospect.
With the candidates polling roughly even with a little more than a month left to go until
Election Day, the
outcome remains uncertain, terrifying some, exciting others, and perplexing the rest of us.