RE:RE:Pure speculation Marty...interesting speculation
To me the way to look at this is as follows...
There are a whole bunch of things that are givens and won't change irrespective of who wins the election. This includes the overal price of oil which in part depends on world oil demand and supply, technology/productivity, interest rates...the list goes on. So the question then becomes as investors - which one will influence production in one direction or the other and corollary is whether is whether what they do would have a significant or measurable impact.
IMO I don't see either of them having such a significant impact that would drive the price of oil down to the 60s. The price might get there (recession?) but it is unlikely to be caused by policy changes. On balance I see Trump at the margin creating a more favourable investment climate for oil production (all other being equal) and Harris doing the opposite.
So on balance investors in Canadian oil companies would slightly be in favour of Harris winning but based on what we know now, there would not be a reason IMO to change your strategy or asset allocation based on the Presidential result since the impact is likely to be insignificant. That said though, it will be important to monitor what whoever wins to see what they do and more importantly whether that person finds a way to actually have a significant impact on US oil production.