Question of the Day: Republicans, Democrats or None of the Above?
Who doesn’t like a gimmick? Certainly we aren’t immune to it here so with Election Day tomorrow we encourage everyone to go out and vote.
Voting comes with responsibility. That means different things to different people, but right here it means how is the automotive industry impacted. Somethings are predictable with the arrival of a Republican or Democratic president, i.e. fuel economy and emissions rules always change.
However, in midterm elections, the picture isn’t quite as clear. So as millions of Americans ready to head to the polls tomorrow, we want to know … Which party — Democrat or Republican — is better for the automotive industry?
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Michael Strong has spent more than 25 years writing about the automotive industry. A Detroit-area native, he’s written about everything from local car shows to product reviews to financial news. Currently he writes and edits for a variety of national and local publications. He’s also a longtime member of the Automotive Press Association and the International Motor Press Association, and a graduate of Georgia Southern University. Hail Southern! Despite a love for ’70s land yachts and BMWs from the late ’80s and early ’90s, his personal vehicle is neither of those.
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