Yea, there’s nothing more powerful this year than voting for someone other than the two major parties.
Sure, one of the two will likely win (way over 90% chance), I really doubt any third party candidate will claim any State. But a strong showing may finally break the mindset of there’s only two parties.
Johnson is on the ballot in every State, unlikely to be on the debate stage. Stein is on many. The media polls and project winners are typically done presenting only two options.
In California, were way down in numbers with only 5 parties on the ballot.
