Non-Voters/3rd Party Voters, How Will You Vote in November?

[Left Coast]

For anyone who didn't vote in the 2016 general election, or voted for someone other than Clinton or Trump, how are you planning to vote in November? Why?

 

[Nakosis]

For anyone who didn't vote in the 2016 general election, or voted for someone other than Clinton or Trump, how are you planning to vote in November? Why?

3rd party. Why, neither major party represents my views.

 

[Left Coast]

3rd party. Why, neither major party represents my views.

Who did you vote for in 2016? 3rd party also?

 

[taykair]

I chose "Didn't vote 2016. Won't vote 2020."

This will change if they start putting "None of the above" on the ballot. Then I'll vote. For that.

 

[Nakosis]

Who did you vote for in 2016? 3rd party also?

Yes, Libertarian.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

Non-voter. I thought about voting for Trump in 2016, before he called Hilary a nasty woman.

This year, I'll vote Biden unless Trump has a huge change of heart / actions.

 

[Father Heathen]

I voted Gary Johnson in 2016 even though I was under no illusion that he ever had a chance, and Biden was the very last one out of all the potential Dems that I wanted to get the nomination. I'm not confident or optimistic about Biden's ability, but even he looks good in the light cast by the raging dumpster fire that is Trump and his administration.

 

[Flame]

I didn't vote 2016, I don't like either major party runners that year and I don't like the major runners this year either but I'll suck it up and vote Biden.

 

[Scarecrow13]

I tend to vote third party because our choices are so horrible. I am not sure how I will vote this time but almost certainly a third party again.