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It likely will never be an option. You could consider spoiling your ballot instead? I have no idea if spoilt ballots are counted in America, though.
by coherentpony 2y ago
It likely will never be an option. You could consider spoiling your ballot instead? I have no idea if spoilt ballots are counted in America, though.
- tbrownaw 2y ago> You could consider spoiling your ballot instead? No. Either vote for one of the third party candidates (doesn't much matter which one), or vote write-in for a fictional character or "none of the above" or something.
- nradov 2y agoBallots are generally counted as long as they're legible. Voters aren't required to pick a candidate in every race, they can leave some blank. And in most states there were third party candidates listed as well.
- shadowgovt 2y agoThose rules are established by the states, but in general, they are not. A spoiled ballot is equivalent to no vote. The states do track undercount votes, But they don't mean anything in terms of the law that decides representation.