If I may share my advice to people who live in USA and are eligible to vote.

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Zennock 26 Oct, 2016 @ 5:21am

If I may share my advice to people who live in USA and are eligible to vote.

I would suggest that you either vote for a third party or independent candidates. Although it is extremely unlikely that they will win the elections, if neither Trump or Hillary receive 270 out of 538 electoral votes, the house of representatives elects from the three presidential candidate who received the most electoral votes. I have heard opinions that they particularly don't like either Trump or Hillary. If fortunate, they will instead choose another candidate and America won't have Trump or Hillary as a president.

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AUTOMATED GAY SPACE COMMUNISM 26 Oct, 2016 @ 6:40am

Please broadcast to the rest of America.

Anyway, I live in Cali, so my vote is unlikely to actually change the electoral vote

StrangerPings 26 Oct, 2016 @ 6:54am

#IsntEligible

And if I was why do I still hang out on a gaming community?

rae 26 Oct, 2016 @ 7:00am

I'm a Vietnamese... idk but I feel Trump is gonna win the selection. I don't really like Hillary after all.

dino_inc 26 Oct, 2016 @ 7:54pm

Originally posted by Hellewin:
Please broadcast to the rest of America.

Anyway, I live in Cali, so my vote is unlikely to actually change the electoral vote

Wait, you're in CA? So am I... which part?

Blingie 26 Oct, 2016 @ 8:12pm

Third parties are simply too insignificant in US political climate. If none of them can get elected locally how are they gonna jump to presidency especially at this poinf

AUTOMATED GAY SPACE COMMUNISM 26 Oct, 2016 @ 9:03pm

Originally posted by dino_inc:
Originally posted by Hellewin:
Please broadcast to the rest of America.

Anyway, I live in Cali, so my vote is unlikely to actually change the electoral vote
Wait, you're in CA? So am I... which part?

Seal Beach

dino_inc 26 Oct, 2016 @ 9:04pm

Originally posted by Hellewin:
Originally posted by dino_inc:
Wait, you're in CA? So am I... which part?
Seal Beach

You live 1 hour away from me, by car.

Zennock 27 Oct, 2016 @ 3:40am

Originally posted by Blingie:
Third parties are simply too insignificant in US political climate. If none of them can get elected locally how are they gonna jump to presidency especially at this poinf

Mate, did you read the post?

Blingie 27 Oct, 2016 @ 3:47am

Originally posted by Zennock:
Originally posted by Blingie:
Third parties are simply too insignificant in US political climate. If none of them can get elected locally how are they gonna jump to presidency especially at this poinf
Mate, did you read the post?

All i saw is 'vote third party' and saw nooope

Zennock 27 Oct, 2016 @ 3:51am

Originally posted by Blingie:
Originally posted by Zennock:
Mate, did you read the post?

All i saw is 'vote third party' and saw nooope

I suggest you read all.

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Naedmi 27 Oct, 2016 @ 4:22am

We could all just vote for Kanye West in four more years.

Last edited by Naedmi; 27 Oct, 2016 @ 4:22am

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Fork_Q2 27 Oct, 2016 @ 5:35am

Originally posted by Zennock:
I would suggest that you either vote for a third party or independent candidates. Although it is extremely unlikely that they will win the elections, if neither Trump or Hillary receive 270 out of 538 electoral votes, the house of representatives elects from the three presidential candidate who received the most electoral votes. I have heard opinions that they particularly don't like either Trump or Hillary. If fortunate, they will instead choose another candidate and America won't have Trump or Hillary as a president.

Wut?

Gary Johnson, the most popular third party candidate, isn't even likely going to get 6% of the popular vote. In the event of a deadlock, Congress cannot be realistically justified in selecting him for President.

Secondly, depending on where you live in the US, voting for a third party can help either Trump or Clinton more. Live in Utah and you want Clinton to be President? Vote for Evan McMullin instead.

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