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That'd require there to have ever been a candidate I like. There hasn't been, at least on the federal level
You can always skip offices that don't have a good candidate.
Spoiled votes are tracked as a separate statistic!
Continued complacency by people bitching about candidates not being good enough is how we're on the knifes edge of destroying our democracy here in the states.
I don't like the people I vote for, but I sure as fuck would rather live in our current neolib hellscape than the psuedotheocratic bullshit the loudest voices in the GOP so clearly want. Sitting on your ass enables exactly that