Trading an Independent swing state vote for a Democratic one
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#3Surely this is electoral fraud?
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#4Voters disenchanted with their options in California, Massachusetts, etc. should not waste their vote. They would be better off voting for a 3rd party candidate. Then, they could make a tangible difference in helping that party reach the 5% popular vote mark that would lead to federal funding.
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#6So "democratic" tools such as these are used to further entrench the duopoly of the Republican/Democratic parties, instead of breaking them apart and helping create more parties that better represent the people?
Personally, I do not like Hillary as a presidential candidate and oppose many of her views and stances. However, I would much prefer her in office than Trump. I would love to see a true 3 (or more) party system in the future, but at this point in time you need to be realistic and direct your efforts where it make sense.