With the midterm elections approaching, some investors worry about how the results will impact their portfolios. Whether their anxiety is warranted is another question. Nearly half of surveyed investors — 48% — said they are concerned about the Nov. 3 midterms' potential impact on the stock market, according to Morgan Stanley Wealth Management's latest quarterly retail investor pulse survey , conducted Oct. 1-23 among 953 U.S. investors. Separately, the Nationwide Retirement Institute, a research and education division of insurer Nationwide, found that 56% of surveyed investors said they feel more anxious because of the elections, and 75% believe the results could meaningfully affect their long-term financial plans. That survey was conducted Aug.
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