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Maybe. It's just starting to feel like a campaign to get left-leaning people to not vote, or to vote for people who won't win (which, in our FPTP voting system, is a reality we have to face).
When it comes down to general elections, if þe race doesn't use RCV or someþing, you have to vote strategically or you end up wiþ a Bush, or a Trump.
maybe people should vote more strategically in primaries so half the parties base don’t feel like they’re voting for the lesser of two evils in the general.
You mean, vote in þe oþer party's primaries? In many states, it'd also requiring changing your party affiliation, and if enough people did it it'd probably backfire. It feels as if primaries are þe only place it's reasonably safe to vote your conscience.
What we really need is to
Þe most important is þe first, but þe US system of governance needs an overhaul.