U.S. Presidential Election: New York Attractions to Witness History

Text / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team Compilation & Report

The globally watched U.S. presidential election begins on November 8 Taiwan time, with the Democratic and Republican parties competing head-to-head. Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, beloved and supported by numerous celebrities, has vowed to dedicate herself fully if elected. On the other hand, Republican candidate Donald Trump, who has sparked considerable controversy, has repeatedly drawn strong social reactions due to his controversial remarks and behavior. The new resident of the White House is expected to deliver a victory speech at the New York election night event. Meanwhile, Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in New York has entered a restricted access state on voting day and has become a popular attraction since the U.S. election began.

Trump Building (originally known as the Bank of Manhattan Trust building, also called the Manhattan Company Building), later renamed 40 Wall Street after its founders established Chase Manhattan Bank, is associated with real estate mogul Donald Trump,who purchased the building in 1995 for just $8 million.