July 15, 201610 yr Why isn't a "write-in" an option for those who don't like the big two or even the third? I guess it is, but if your write-in candidate hasn't filed the paperwork and gotten the required number of signatures it counts the same as not voting.
July 15, 201610 yr ^ Does the unregistered write-in "candidate" receive a tally or is it this just ignored? The reason I ask is because a write-in for a person from the party you are registered as that more reflects your values and opinions sends a message to the party. If it is just counted as a non-vote, the desired effect is lost.
July 15, 201610 yr From SF " Former Republican Governor Gary Johnson is a perfectly acceptable third option, imo. " I guess friction gets to determine who's perfectly acceptable ? SMH
July 15, 201610 yr From SF " Former Republican Governor Gary Johnson is a perfectly acceptable third option, imo. " I guess friction gets to determine who's perfectly acceptable ? SMH Yes, we all do.
July 15, 201610 yr Author Yes, we all do. Indeed. And I reiterate my contention that I believe Governor Johnson is a more that adequate third option.
July 15, 201610 yr ^ Does the unregistered write-in "candidate" receive a tally or is it this just ignored? The reason I ask is because a write-in for a person from the party you are registered as that more reflects your values and opinions sends a message to the party. If it is just counted as a non-vote, the desired effect is lost. Elections are state functions. May vary by state.
July 16, 201610 yr Indeed. And I reiterate my contention that I believe Governor Johnson is a more that adequate third option. He's my 2nd chioce Trump (with my nose held but he's the only one with a shot to keep predator Bill out of the White House) Johnson All other non-big 2 party candidates HRC Edited July 16, 201610 yr by mcpapa
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