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If you're dissatisfied with the direction of your preferred party, get out and vote in primaries. A lot of people have become Independent out of disgust, but if
by richiebful1 3y ago
If you're dissatisfied with the direction of your preferred party, get out and vote in primaries. A lot of people have become Independent out of disgust, but if you're in a closed primary state, you just gave away your vote.
If you live in a one-party state like West Virginia or Maryland, it might make sense to tactically switch to the dominant party. I've done that in my state.
In a perfect world, elections reform would be great:
- adopt ranked-choice voting
- increase access to the ballot box (motor voter auto-registration, early voting, etc)
- adopt compulsory elections (probably would never happen in the States)