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So in a country with a population far smaller than the United States, they have many parties, no party got a huge percentage of the vote, and they had a 79% voter turnout. Why can't we get this going here. Regardless of Liberal or Conservative views, this election should be proof (with the majority of people disapproving both the R and D candidate) that we need to have a wider range of candidates. A range of candidates that more closely represents the wide range of political views that make up the American populace.
Icelandic parliamentary election - 2016
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Would you be encouraging Americans to get out an vote if they voted against you?
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PO3 Steven Sherrill
CPT Jack Durish if they were informed on the issues, and voting their conscience based on their point of view, yes I would. If they were an uninformed voter just voting against me to be negative, with no point of view, then no I would not encourage that person to vote.
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CPT Jack Durish
PO3 Steven Sherrill - Good answer. It's exactly what I would expect from you. Sadly, there are others I'm still waiting to hear from and don't look forward to it
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It would make it more difficult for Wall Street and special interests to dominate government. I don't believe anyone here wants that... or do we? 79% voter turnout, I can't help but think that a decent percentage actually like the candidates they are voting for to get numbers that high. Voting for a candidate that actually represents your views, that sounds like a pipe dream.
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