Business Development Manager - USA, page-5

Hmmm, neither here nor there for me really in terms of traction. One of the major selling points is that these tools can create efficiency gains and cost savings - those aren't going to go away under Trump.

Also States can implement regional requirements regardless of a red sweep - as we were seeing with the likes of California, of the states who were looking to make changes, they're predominantly left leaning early adopters, so I don't see that changing either.

Okay so the requirement for other States to get on board may now move slower, but if there's cost savings to be made and efficiency gains to be had, then we'll see them get on board eventually.

Lucky we've got a diversified delivery plan with multiple technology types, multiple partners across multiple countries.

I'm not worried.