You should look for other candidates to support instead of just sitting out Jill Stein and Gary Johnson are two prominent third party candidates to vote for.
Right! As far as vote-wasting goes, at least throw yourself to people we can blame for stealing the election from Hillary if she loses, rather than nobody at all.
Missouri
Bernie 10,038 votes ahead of Hillary. 41% vote in. 51.2% to 47.4%
Bernie 6,914 votes ahead of Hillary. 54% vote in. 50.4% to 48.4%
Bernie 7,645 votes ahead of Hillary. 56% vote in. 50.4% to 48.4%
Bernie 11,794 votes ahead of Hillary. 62% vote in. 50.8% to 48.0%
Illinois
Hillary 53,910 votes ahead of Bernie. 66% vote in. 51.7% to 47.5%
Hillary 45,954 votes ahead of Bernie. 76% votes in. 51.5% to 48.0%
Hillary 44,293 votes ahead of Bernie. 78% votes in. 51.0% to 48.1%
The first president I will vote for is Hillary Clinton (the first female president of the US). Like that's so amazing and monumental. We're slowly watching the end of a Republican Party. We're going to be telling our great-grandchildren of this iconic election cycle.
Right! As far as vote-wasting goes, at least throw yourself to people we can blame for stealing the election from Hillary if she loses, rather than nobody at all.
I think at this point a third party vote isn't a wasted vote, it's a protest vote.
The first president I will vote for is Hillary Clinton (the first female president of the US). Like that's so amazing and monumental. We're slowly watching the end of a Republican Party. We're going to be telling our great-grandchildren of this iconic election cycle.
So you're only voting for her because she's a woman? Voting for Obama cause he's black teas.
Jill Stein and Gary Johnson are two prominent third party candidates to vote for.
