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I'm voting for Hillary. There is no way I could vote for a third party.
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I took it a while back, but I got Jill Stein and I was so surprised! I think after that it was Hillary and then Gary.
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#imwithher all the way. Can't wait for 11/9 - I need this stress to be over. And Trump to be out of our lives forever.
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Despite this, I am strongly considering voting for Johnson. Not because I support him (I'm a big old liberal leftist socialist!), but, because I think I may be able to do the most good by helping a 3rd party get 5% of the vote. And Johnson is much, much closer to the 5% mark than Stein. My state leans Clinton by a VERY WIDE margin, so, I have no real worries that supporting a 3rd party will help Trump.
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@lilyofthewest: I was higher with Johnson than you are, but I am in a non competitive red state and if Clinton wins, she's already won the electoral college. I voted Johnson for the 5% funding.
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I actually wish this is how we voted. As opposed to voting for a candidate, you would vote for individual issues and whoever you most aligned with would be your vote.
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@tlcbaby: I like the theory of voting knnissues, not party or specific candidate, but what a candidate SAYS they believe or will do, and how you believe they will act on it, are difference. Apparently I side with Jill Stein but I do not believe she would make a very good president. Or for arguments sake, someone might agree with Hillary but think she is just lying to get votes.
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It upset me that I sided more with Clinton than with Stein (97% vs 96%
)I'm not voting for either of them, though, haha.
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@Foodnerd81: True, true. I thought about that, too. Maybe they should all have to answer the questions while hooked up to a lie detector test on national TV!
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96% Hilldog
93% Stein
32% Johnson
15% Drumpf
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