Before the election results, I was addicted to the trackingpolls. There, I said it. On the weekends, during my work breaks, onairplanes … I was checking the presidential horserace, the numerousclose Senate races and the competitive House contests. The 2016election has been the most watched in recent memory, and besidesthe “who's ahead today” discussions, many readers were wondering,“How will the 2016 election results affect my personal and worklife?”
It was difficult at times to ignore the media firestorms and“advice” from those that claimed they could (a) predict the resultsand (b) how they might impact you.
Now that the election results are in, we still don't necessarilyhave an answer to this central question.
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