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Why BUSINESS Leaders Still LOVE Trump Despite Harris Leading in Polls

Despite Vice President Kamala Harris Gaining Traction in National Polls, U.S. Business Leaders and Institutional Continue to Support Former President Trump

Kamala Harris Leads in National, Donald Trump Business Leaders Support

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Despite Vice President Kamala Harris gaining traction in national polls, U.S. business leaders and institutional investors continue to support former President Donald Trump. This unwavering backing, even as Harris leads by 2.6 points according to FiveThirtyEight, underscores the lasting allure of Trump’s pro-business policies among many executives.

Tina Fordham, founder of Fordham Global Foresight, notes that these leaders still believe in Trump’s potential return to office, valuing his economic strategies over current polling figures. Executives are particularly attracted to Trump’s economic agenda, which includes tax cuts, energy policy reforms, and inflation reduction. These initiatives aim to enhance business profitability and spur economic growth, appealing strongly to those who favor deregulation and lower operational costs.

In contrast, Vice President Kamala Harris’ expected economic approach is likely to focus on consumer protections, which could impact corporate profit margins. This divergence in economic priorities reveals a broader split within the business community regarding the two candidates.


While sectors like Big Tech show mixed support, industries dependent on U.S. free trade increasingly lean towards Harris due to her alignment with global trade norms and democratic principles. This diversity of interests within corporate America significantly shapes political preferences.

However, Harris’ lack of detailed economic plans — a strategic ambiguity designed to broaden her appeal — raises concerns among both supporters and critics. While this approach may attract undecided voters, it leaves unanswered questions about how effectively her policies would be implemented if she were elected.

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