P&C insurance issues to consider on Election Day 2020

President Donald Trump (left) debates Joe Biden, the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee, on Oct. 23 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo: Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Bloomberg)

The U.S. is just days away from knowing whether a new presidential administration will enter the White House or if the existing administration carries on for another four years.

This year, voters will base their ballot decisions on issues such as health care, immigration, and COVID-19, to name a few. Property & casualty insurance issues are likely not top-of-mind. However, who ends up in the Oval Office and Capitol Hill could impact the P&C business for years to come.