I think if I keep this non-partisan, it complies with the HN official guidelines.
I know HN does not like to focus on politics, but it's clear from reading the comments here that people definitely care about the issues at play in this election. There's plenty of lively discussion on this site about issues like income inequality, healthcare, and climate change, just to name a few.
Clearly, HN readers care. I hope you'll care enough to set aside a few minutes to support whichever candidate you agree with the most.
You may not think a single vote matters, but, as evident in Iowa and Nevada, where precinct-level ties were settled with coin flips or a deck of cards, an individual's vote can actually matter. Even if you live in a state where one candidate is the overwhelming favorite, delegates may still be awarded to all of the candidates proportionately. Your vote can help your preferred candidate, whether they get the plurality of the vote or not.
I know HN does not like to focus on politics, but it's clear from reading the comments here that people definitely care about the issues at play in this election. There's plenty of lively discussion on this site about issues like income inequality, healthcare, and climate change, just to name a few.
Clearly, HN readers care. I hope you'll care enough to set aside a few minutes to support whichever candidate you agree with the most.
You may not think a single vote matters, but, as evident in Iowa and Nevada, where precinct-level ties were settled with coin flips or a deck of cards, an individual's vote can actually matter. Even if you live in a state where one candidate is the overwhelming favorite, delegates may still be awarded to all of the candidates proportionately. Your vote can help your preferred candidate, whether they get the plurality of the vote or not.