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The people who manage money, Main Street's financial advisers, are overwhelmingly voting for Mitt Romney in this year's election — but are far less certain he will win, according to an online poll by the Financial Services Institute.
Mr. Harman said advisers may disagree with raising the rate, but that there's a sense of inevitability that revenue needs to go up, and that lawmakers are more likely to hold the line on income-tax rates rather than capital-gains rates.
Main Street's financial advisers overwhelmingly back Romney, but almost half fear he'll lose →
Mr. Harman said part of that view is that more government stimulus — while popular among many economists — is not viewed as a long-term growth plan by much of Main Street.
Main Street's financial advisers overwhelmingly back Romney, but almost half fear he'll lose →
