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As we approach the forthcoming election, it is essential to provide guidance and counsel to those concerned about the nation's future. The potential election of Vice President Kamala Harris as President will not result in a civil war, nor will the country completely fall apart. However, we can expect changes that must be thoroughly understood, especially by those dependent on contractual income from Social Security, pensions, annuities, charitable remainder trusts, and various private agreements, such as mortgages.

In the coming months, leading up to the election, we will gain greater clarity on the outcome. It's crucial to recognize that Florida is not a battleground state for the presidential contest. Only a handful of counties nationwide will determine the next president and national polls are largely meaningless.

I forecast a 72% chance that Harris will be the next President of the United States, an increase from 67% from last week.

Your and my political affiliations or opinions about Trump, Evans, Biden, Harris, Shapiro, Republicans, Democrats, Greens, or those from Pluto are irrelevant. Trump's bombastic approach has worn thin; many are tired of it and, like Clinton's fatigue, are worn out. If Harris maintains her current stature and avoids major missteps, she is likely to win. As of this date and time, my forecast is that the Vice President has a 72% chance of winning.

WARNING: And this is what I've been trained to do for over 50 years. Conviction is up to the court, and in this context, the court will be the voters. The process moves from mere suspicion to reasonable suspicion, probable cause, and finally, beyond a reasonable doubt. Applying criminal justice protocols and standards to forecasting provides the basis to clarify and remove misconceptions. I deal with facts and only facts.

This victory could significantly impact down-ballot races, potentially giving Democrats a majority in the Senate, the House, and several governorships.

Many Republicans may choose to stay home rather than vote, which could dramatically alter the legislative landscape, including here in Florida, a “safe” state for Republicans. I have strongly advised my agents and associates that when discussing this with fellow Republicans, independents, and moderate Democrats, they should remember to stay objective. Use this opportunity, here and now, to encourage the implementation of proactive measures I have put forth since November of last year.

There is a 90% chance that there are actions, opportunities, and techniques that people can take today that will not be available in the future.

Additionally, I closely monitor various segments of the stock market. While broad market trends are important, focusing on specific segments will reveal clear winners and losers.

Obviously, I encourage you to schedule a call with me.

Let's ensure we are well-prepared for the changes ahead.

Paul Truesdell