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Oh what a surprise, the guy who was real concerned about the Uyghur Genocide is a transphobe. Can't believe these clowns keep rooking leftists, who should know better, into voting for them. Death to liberals
I say this as someone who knocked doors for Ralph Nader as a teenager in 2004 and got yelled at by people in a bipartisan way
Ballot access rules vary wildly between states. In some getting on the ballot is super easy (Florida). In some it's a lot of work but doable, and
organized to make that happen (California, Minnesota, Virginia). In some the latter is true but the party was repressed and removed from the ballot anyways (Ohio, Pennsylvania, Georgia). In others the bar to get on is so high that it's basically impossible for new parties so a write in is the best we can do (NY, Michigan).
Had to write her in in CO this year which is funny because Kanye was on the last ballot