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Election jitters are nothing new for investors, but the upcoming U.S. presidential vote is generating a whole new level of angst, writes swahapattanaik.

U.S. President Donald Trump on July 30 raised the possibility of delaying the nation's Nov. 3 presidential election. The Constitution bestows that power on Congress, not the president, and it was not clear whether Trump was serious.

Trump also said, without offering evidence, that he would not trust the results of an election that included widespread mail voting – a measure that many election observers see as critical given the coronavirus pandemic.

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