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Moody's issued a report on the potential credit risks from the upcoming presidential election.
The next president will take over the nation's $35.2 trillion in debt.
The report noted that whoever wins must address tax and spending policies that contribute to the deficit.
Neither candidate has laid out specific plans to address the national debt ahead of the election.
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