By Eric Winograd
The field is set for the 2020 US presidential election, and markets are turning their focus to November's contest. Historically, political transitions haven't had much impact on the economy and markets. But with the political spectrum and breadth of potential policies widening, that will likely change.
That's all the more true because of the circumstances in which we find ourselves. The ongoing COVID-19 crisis and resulting policy responses will likely make this election result more meaningful than normal.
Of course, we can't predict the electoral result for the presidency or Congress, and