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Autumn

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32. No we will never have a perfect candidate. But some people actualy

Reply to Keepthesoulalive (Reply #30)

Wed Nov 13, 2024, 01:01 PM

Nov 13

believe that their best option is neither of the two parties we have. Myself if a republican is the only candidate on the ballot I don't vote for them, that oval remains blank.

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To ALL The MILLION Democrats That Didn't Vote: [View all] Mr.Bee Nov 13 OP

They voted. Chakaconcarne Nov 13 #1

I want to know how many were intimidated or suppressed Raven123 Nov 13 #2

So dismaying. And that only 64% of all registered voters voted in THIS election. SAD!!! dutch777 Nov 13 #3

As of right now on wiki, there are 3 million votes and 2% separating the two candidates. Heartbreaking. chia Nov 13 #4

the campaigns shd b calling them up and asking them. we have their numbers, at least in swing states. mopinko Nov 13 #5

Actually, I believe three of the swing states don't register by party onenote Nov 13 #11

They weren't - they were "feeling" - feeling down. haele Nov 13 #6

They were thinking neither candidate was someone they could vote for. Autumn Nov 13 #7

What a pile of crap. hawkeye21 Nov 13 #21

To you it is a pile of crap. But it's their opinion. Not every voter Autumn Nov 13 #24

How about people vote for others Keepthesoulalive Nov 13 #30

No we will never have a perfect candidate. But some people actualy Autumn Nov 13 #32

we don't vote for republicans ,ever and if there's Keepthesoulalive Nov 13 #33

How do you know that 12 million Democrats didn't vote? onenote Nov 13 #8

Record Voter Turnout But Fewer Voters? Election Math Seems Off Mr.Bee Nov 13 #23

There IS some math that it off... but it isn't the electoral math FBaggins Nov 13 #26

They wrongly blamed Biden for Worldwide Inflation Emile Nov 13 #9

What about the White people that did vote? Yavin4 Nov 13 #10

I think Australia has the right idea cabotnn22 Nov 13 #12

I have no idea why Democrats want everyone to vote BobbyZim Nov 13 #16

Welcome to du Emile Nov 13 #19

mandatory voting doesn't mean mandatory education kerouac2 Nov 13 #28

I wonder how many Democrats did to vote for Kamala because the_liberal_grandpa Nov 13 #13

Well I'll tell you- Mr.Bee Nov 13 #14

Your information is outdated. Kamala is NOT "12 Million votes" behind twitler, Jack Valentino Nov 13 #15

Thank you Mr.Bee Nov 13 #20

Where did you get the idea that Gore won Florida by 500,000 votes? onenote Nov 13 #22

When all the votes were counted Al Gore had won enough of them Autumn Nov 13 #25

Thank you, onenote. Mr.Bee Nov 13 #31

I think Al won FL by under 1k votes in the end. kerouac2 Nov 13 #29

In my purple NY district Progressive dog Nov 13 #17

Democrats voted sarisataka Nov 13 #18

How are you defining "Democrats"? FBaggins Nov 13 #27