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Who was your favorite third party candidate for president?

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Third Party Presidential Candidates for 2008  

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  1. 1. Who was your favorite from this list?

    • Chuck Baldwin, Constitution Party
      4
    • Cynthia McKinney, Green Party
      0
    • Bob Barr, Libertarian Party
      4
    • Ralph Nader, Independent
      1
    • Charles Jay, Boston Tea Party
      0
    • Frank McEnulty, New American Independent Party
      0
    • Gloria La Riva, Party for Socialism and Liberation
      1
    • Gene Amondson, Prohibition Party
      0
    • Ted Weill, Reform Party
      0
    • Brian Moore, Socialist Party USA
      0
    • Róger Calero, Socialist Workers Party
      1
    • Alan Keyes, Independent
      0
  2. 2. Party Preference

    • Always Republican
      1
    • Usually Republican
      5
    • Alway Democratic
      1
    • Usually Democratic
      1
    • No party preference
      1
    • Always third party
      0
    • Usually third party
      0
    • Don't vote, and don't care.
      0
    • Can't vote yet, but do care.
      1
    • Can't vote yet, and still don't care.
      0
    • None of your business
      1
    • Other
      0
  3. 3. Do we need more than just the two major parties?

    • Yes
      9
    • No
      2
    • Unsure
      0
    • Decline to answer
      0


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I cant believe Cynthia McKinney was even on that list :blink: and Ralph Nadar has been running since I was a child. :lol:

oh btw, I really didnt like anyone on that list but you did give other as an option.

I vote whoever is the most conservative and it just so happens to have been Republican for the last 3 times Ive voted.

But, I do think there should be more than just Republican or Democrats.

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I cant believe Cynthia McKinney was even on that list :blink: and Ralph Nadar has been running since I was a child. :lol:

oh btw, I really didnt like anyone on that list but you didnt give other as an option.

I vote whoever is the most conservative and it just so happens to have been Republican for the last 3 times Ive voted.

But, I do think there should be more than just Republican or Democrats.

sorry had to edit that

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I cant believe Cynthia McKinney was even on that list :blink: and Ralph Nadar has been running since I was a child. :lol:

oh btw, I really didnt like anyone on that list but you didnt give other as an option.

I vote whoever is the most conservative and it just so happens to have been Republican for the last 3 times Ive voted.

But, I do think there should be more than just Republican or Democrats.

sorry had to edit that

There were exactly twelve candidates listed in the Wikipedia site, so I had to either leave one out, or keep the list intact. Call it a push poll. That is sort of how I feel everytime I vote. I really don't like any of the choices, but I have to choose from the list, if I want my vote to count for something.

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The ONLY way to have more than 2 parties is for there to be run off elections. Why? Say we have 3 candidates and 33% vote for 2 of them and the 3rd one gets 34% - now we have a President that 66% didn't vote for.



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The ONLY way to have more than 2 parties is for there to be run off elections. Why? Say we have 3 candidates and 33% vote for 2 of them and the 3rd one gets 34% - now we have a President that 66% didn't vote for.

In the last several elections I didn't really vote for anyone....rather it was against someone or something.

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