US elections turn on domestic affairs, but much of the rest of the world has a keen interest in the outcome. The 2024 contest, from a global perspective, holds out the prospect of two very different paths with regard to US policy on tariffs, decarbonisation and sustainability, and foreign and defence policy.

Join Oxford Analytica in Washington, DC, for a live panel discussion of the perspectives of three US partners in the Asia-Pacific area: Canada, India and Australia. All three cooperate with Washington in the security sphere and commerce; yet each has distinct interests and equities as they consider who might succeed Joe Biden in the White House. We will discuss how the election is viewed in all three countries, the crucial issues that concern them, and how they are likely to try to engage with the next US administration.

This exclusive event will take place at the FiscalNote offices, starting at 4:00 pm - 7:00pm (ET) with tea and coffee. We will convene senior executives, policy-makers and thought leaders to dissect the ongoing debate surrounding the durability and reliability of the US presence in these regions.

The panel discussion will run from 4:30 pm until 6:00 pm (ET) and will conclude with drinks. Spaces are limited, so please make sure to register and confirm your attendance by Friday, October 15.

If you have any questions, please reach out to [email protected].