HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — More than a dozen third-party candidates for president, U.S. Senate and three statewide offices filed paperwork ahead of Thursday's deadline to get on November's general election ballot in Pennsylvania, raising the possibility that they could play spoiler in high-stakes and cl
  • Socialist Berserker@lemmy.worldOP
    19·
    1 month ago

    You are not using your vote wisely.

    I’m voting for who I want to see win.

    before we can have any chance whatsoever of going over the heads of the 2 major parties.

    Democrats have been in power PLENTY long enough to change the two-party system. But guess what? They don’t want to change things.

    The Democrats are just as guilty as the Republicans when it comes to not wanting 3rd parties to have any chance.

    Clinton, Obama, Biden. Lots of years there. And nothing.

    So I’ll keep voting for who I want as president. And right now, that’s Jill Stein.

    Which is totally my right.

    • fluxion@lemmy.worldEnglish
      2·
      1 month ago

      There’s no shortcut to the finish line. See you where I’m at in 8 years or so.

      • Socialist Berserker@lemmy.worldOP
        17·
        1 month ago

        I’ve voted independently and 3rd party for most of my adult life. And I am very old. So I doubt there will be any “gotcha” moment for me.

        Having said that, I am not loyal to any party. If I see a candidate I like, I vote for them, regardless of party.