mollybaby: Here, 'spoiling ' your vote is a way of showing disapproval. Much better than not voting at all, which is apathy.
According to the article I read on the research conducted and based on what I've heard many people voicing their opinion's, it appear's to be a popular choice to "select by rejection", regardless of the ultimate outcome unfortunately.
Friskyone: According to the article I read on the research conducted and based on what I've heard many people voicing their opinion's, it appear's to be a popular choice to "select by rejection", regardless of the ultimate outcome unfortunately.
Is there not a 3rd option that people can vote for, just to put the frighteners on the establishment?
I know money, and access to money, is the key to US presidential elections. But it might be no harm to fight against the establishment with your vote
mollybaby: Is there not a 3rd option that people can vote for, just to put the frighteners on the establishment?
I know money, and access to money, is the key to US presidential elections. But it might be no harm to fight against the establishment with your vote
There are a couple of other candiate's but they are not well-known internationally and each are holding under 10% of the votes. One of the candiates was a previous governor (a libertarian) of New Mexico, the state I have lived all my life. He was a great governor and untill recently, the last 2 weeks, I thought he was an intelligent person and thought he would have been more successful in the election, but he proved otherwise.
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How does an individual make their final decision on which candidate to vote for?
Flip a coin/coin toss?
Fallback of their party affiliation?
Select by REJECTING the candiate you DISLIKE THE LEAST?
The "rejection selection" seems to be quite popular this election.
Interesting...