Do You think Voting in the USA Presidential Election process matters?

Note: USA is not a Democracy, It is a Constitutional Republic.

Yes if you live in one of 10 states.

Only when republicans lose is it "rigged"

This post was edited by Metalwise4u on Dec 2 2023 04:42pm

It has been rigged every time a democrat loses. Just ask them.

technology makes it too damn easy.

I think it matters more who's in Congress than who is president.

Lol this

This far out from the election, factoring in both recent trends, recent winning margins as well as "swinginess", it seems like Iowa, Alaska, Ohio, Texas, Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Michigan, New Hampshire, Nebraska's 2nd district, Maine's 2nd district and Minnesota are all in play. Those states make up for a population of roughly 136 million, so this notion that presidential voting is meaningless unless you live in a tiny number of states seems misguided to me.

Morever, the popular vote does make some practical difference. A strong margin in the popular vote allows the president to claim a mandate from the voters for his agenda, think of FDR and his New Deal policies or Reagan and his reaganomics. As a negative example for the same principle, Trump's agenda was obviously hampered by the lack of a clear public mandate.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Dec 5 2023 01:15pm

Not rigged. That is why even Fox News admitted it wasn't. All this bullshit, like 63 different cases brought by GOP and couldn't prove one thing... OTHER than a few repubs getting caught for fraud, lol.

That's why even a news channel admitted it wasnt? Therefor no election fraud occured.

Okay then, that is solved. Fox news ADMITTED it. Nothing to see here, move along.