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I figure I'll vote PSL again like I did last time since they seem to be among the most principled leftist parties we have in this hellscape. I've seen a lot of support for Jill Stein but iirc she has some very weird reactionary conspiracy-brained views. How we feeling? Is 
running this time around?
edit: to be clear I assume most of the based parties will not be on the ballot in most states, I've written in my picks before and I'll do it again KKKopmala 
I'm planning to vote green because they're more likely than PSL to hit a high enough vote count that people actually report on it, which is the most I can expect from my presidential vote.
It's frustrating to me that third parties with mutual interests e.g. Palestine don't form coalitions like the left did in France this last election. Yes, the left coalition in France has its problems, but they kept the far right and the liberal party away from outright power which is pretty astonishing. A Green/PSL/Other minor parties ticket dubbed 'Palestine' or 'Workers' or similar would at least stand a better chance of getting on the ballot in the first place, a threshold almost none of these parties are able to overcome.