The majority of investors with over $1 million are voting for Kamala Harris

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Should Harris win, they're more eager to invest in healthcare, tech and sustainability sectors; defense, energy and industrial is most attractive if Trump heads back to the Oval Office.
59% : UBS asked the respondents, between Trump and Harris, who would be better equipped to "address the economy".
57% : In second place was Social Security, followed by taxes and immigration.
49% : Perhaps that's unsurprising; Trump is famously popular among high-net-worth individuals for his proposition to extend and expand his 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
42% : The actual breakdown: 57% of the 971 U.S. investors UBS surveyed last month said they're opting for Harris; 43% are planning on Trump.
31% : Among millionaire Democrats, Harris captured 91% of the vote; 88% of millionaire Republicans said they're going for Trump.
29% : Independent millionaires were split 60/40 for Harris and Trump respectively.
17% : Trump edged Harris out, with 51% of respondents choosing him.

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