What does /pol/ think about voting 3rd party?
>>76707409
Find me someone who doesn't look like big bird and i'll think abou it
if we all did it, the country would be better
Wasting your vote trying to get something done.
There is no third party in the United States because both parties have a very deeply invested interest in keeping it this way.
The best way to support third party candidates is to oppose both parties actively and voting for the two-party candidate that represents you best if the election will be close
I'm only supporting Trump because Hillary will definitely be worse than Obama, and he did nothing significant.
>>76707409
Are there any other non-meme parties besides Libertarian (kek) and Green (topkek) that make it onto the ballot in all 50 states?
been voting for nearly 30 years. have always voted 3rd party for president.
>>76707409
If you're in a very heavily one sided state, then it's fine to vote your heart. Your residency in that state will already count against your own interests anyway, so voting against it doesn't really matter.
Go ahead, throw your vote away
>>76708195
3rd party votes only matter in swing states.
>>76708233
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i also read that in his voice
