US elections: What a Trump victory would mean for the rest of the world

The US experiment with democracy has fascinated and inspired the world since its inception in 1776 — never before has it seemed in such jeopardy
US elections: What a Trump victory would mean for the rest of the world

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump gestures during a campaign rally in Henderson, Nevada last week. Picture: AP Photo/Julia Demaree Nikhinson

According to the United Nations, 2024 is “the biggest election year in human history” with half of the world’s population — some 3.7 billion people in 72 countries — able to vote.

Yet some elections are more consequential than others which is why the world is watching as the US goes to the polls.

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