We catch up with Vanguard's senior ETF capital market specialist David Sharp who is based in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. 

David sheds some light on whether throughout history federal elections have affected market returns. And how a passive index fund manager like Vanguard has stayed the distance over nearly 50 years. 

We delve into what constitutes the flagship Vanguard S&P 500 exchange-traded-fund, more commonly known as VOO.  Plus what the phrase ‘Voo and chill’ has come to mean. 

And while Investing in US ETFs offers scale and diversification, there's volatility to contend with too.  

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