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11-02-2014, 08:23 AM
I have no problem with write-in candidates. I have a big problem with primary elections and the way that the two major parties make it difficult for candidates to get on the ballot.
In most cases, I would not consider voting for a write-in candidate who lost in a primary but if I believed that the GOP rigged the primary election by flooding a moderate candidate's campaign with money, as the GOP often does, then I would definitely consider voting for a write-in candidate as a protest.
It takes some effort to write in a candidate's name, so write-in candidates rarely impact the results, IMO.
If the national GOP's meddling results in the nomination of Jeb Bush or Chris Christie, then I will write in another name in 2016. I will not vote for another loser RINO in the general election. It does not make much difference to me if Hillary or Hillary-lite wins in 2016.
In most cases, I would not consider voting for a write-in candidate who lost in a primary but if I believed that the GOP rigged the primary election by flooding a moderate candidate's campaign with money, as the GOP often does, then I would definitely consider voting for a write-in candidate as a protest.
It takes some effort to write in a candidate's name, so write-in candidates rarely impact the results, IMO.
If the national GOP's meddling results in the nomination of Jeb Bush or Chris Christie, then I will write in another name in 2016. I will not vote for another loser RINO in the general election. It does not make much difference to me if Hillary or Hillary-lite wins in 2016.
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"Write in Candidates" - by RunItUpTheGut - 11-02-2014, 07:52 AM
"Write in Candidates" - by Smokey Hayes - 11-02-2014, 08:23 AM
"Write in Candidates" - by ronald reagan - 11-04-2014, 09:54 PM
"Write in Candidates" - by ronald reagan - 11-04-2014, 10:01 PM
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