[U.S. Bankers Prefer Trump, But Expect Harris To Be Elected] U.S. Banking Professionals Slightly Prefer Former President Trump Among Presidential Candidates, But Most Expect Vice President Kamala Harris To Enter The White House In January. Survey Data From American Banker Showed That 59% Of 191 Respondents Believed That Harris Was The Frontrunner. However, 58% Of Respondents Believed That Trump's Administration Was Better For The Banking Industry. The Survey Also Showed That Bankers Were Divided On The Election Results, With 58% Believing That Trump's Administration Was Better For The Industry And Companies, While 35% Believed That Harris Was Better. American Banker Reported That The Two Candidates Discussed Their Policies Less In This Election Cycle, Which Brought Uncertainty To The Banking Industry. Isaac Boltansky, Director Of Policy Research At BTIG, Said That Bankers Were Forced To Speculate More. One Of The New Changes In This Election Cycle Is The Increased Attention To Cryptocurrencies And Related Technologies. Although Cryptocurrencies Did Not Play A Decisive Role In Predicting Voting Results, The Financial Industry Has A Strong Interest In Regulatory Clarity In This Field. Both Trump And Harris Have Expressed Support For Cryptocurrencies And Digital Asset Technologies, But Neither Has Detailed Their Policies Or Regulatory Plans