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Let’s start with, if I am not misinformed, technically 21% of the levers could win against the rest of levers. Let’s ignore the fact that those 21% levers are historically generally in favor of more genocide. And let’s assume those 21% levers all go for third parties. Then they would still probably lose because they haven’t voted for the same third party. So let’s say those 21% are all committed to the cause and vote for the same party. In 2020, the biggest third party got 1.18%. but let’s assume all previous third party voter unite and then there would be 1.72% third party voters. Now obviously those aren’t part of the relevant 21% that we have been talking about but let’s act as if. Now only 19.28% of all voter need to change their vote to third party. That are only 29 884 000 voters. Believe!
I like the meme because of so many reasons.
Let’s start with, if I am not misinformed, technically 21% of the levers could win against the rest of levers. Let’s ignore the fact that those 21% levers are historically generally in favor of more genocide. And let’s assume those 21% levers all go for third parties. Then they would still probably lose because they haven’t voted for the same third party. So let’s say those 21% are all committed to the cause and vote for the same party. In 2020, the biggest third party got 1.18%. but let’s assume all previous third party voter unite and then there would be 1.72% third party voters. Now obviously those aren’t part of the relevant 21% that we have been talking about but let’s act as if. Now only 19.28% of all voter need to change their vote to third party. That are only 29 884 000 voters. Believe!