Half the world’s population is expected to cast votes this year in an unprecedented number of global elections in the United States, Mexico, India, Taiwan, Indonesia, the United Kingdom, and more. At least 64 countries ranging from regional economic powerhouses to some of the world’s biggest economies are holding elections in 2024.
Along with these elections comes the chance for a wide array of supply chain disruptions, some of which are already hitting hard.
Download our special interactive report to see more about the three highest supply chain risks during this record-breaking election year: global trade, commodity supplies, and cyberattacks. Learn how this year’s elections could spark disruptive consequences for domestic processes and international relations.
