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Good morning. Today is Wednesday, November 6th. I'm Julie Morgan.

The results are in on the race for president as well as recreational weed in Florida and in North Dakota.

Spirit Aerosystems warns of its ability to continue as

a going concern, and I Robot is cutting more jobs. The voters have spoken. Just as I cracked open the mic to record,

the AP called the race for president. Donald Trump has been elected as the 47th president of the

United States. For more election 2024 coverage, including the race for president, be sure to check

out the Wall Street Breakfast newsletter, our daily one-page news summary. ballot initiatives in Florida

and North Dakota that would have allowed the recreational use of cannabis by adults have failed.

The measure in South Dakota has not been called at last check with 80% of the vote in.

57% were opposed while 43% were in favor.

In Florida, to win, the initiative needed at least 60% of votes in favor, with 99% of

precincts reporting just shy of 56% of voters backed legalization. The initiative's rejection is

considered a victory for Governor Ron DeSantis, who had campaigned against it. President-elect

Donald Trump has said he favored the measure.

Medical marijuana is still legal in the state. In North Dakota, with 99% of precincts in,

47% of votes favored legalization, while 53% were opposed. A medical marijuana initiative was on

the ballot in Nebraska. It passed with

70% of voters in favor of legalization. True Leaf Cannabis, which is based in Florida's capital

of Tallahassee, had contributed the most to the legalization campaign in the state. Cureleaf Holdings

was another significant contributor. Seeking Alpha has the

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