Rank the 3rd place 3rd parties

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Would easily cast a vote for
1. Progressive Party (1924)-Love Fighting Bob, plus he was the only real choice in '24
2. Free Soil Party-Awesome anti-slavery, pro-common man party
Would probably vote for
3. People's Party-Love their rural focus and ideas, although some later Southern factions irked me a bit
4. Greenback Party-I really like their labor union stuff but they fall a bit as a one issue party in my mind
5. Liberty Party-Seemed a bit socially conservative, but abolitionism scores me MAJOR points
Might consider depending on the candidate
6. Green Party-Too fringy and tree-hugger for me in some cases, but I could support Nader
7. Socialist Party-I LOVE Eugene Debs, but later candidates aren't my cup of tea
8. Union Party-Had some good economic ideas, but the corruption and facist ideas of Long bother me
Probably not, but with the right candidate maybe
9. Reform Party-Ross Perot was awesome, but the party has become a joke since then (See Buchanan)
10. Progressive Party (1948)-Too close to Communists at the time, even if Henry Wallace was decent
11. Prohibition Party-Well, they're interesting to say the least, but I guess Clinton Fisk is okay?
Not getting my vote
12. Anti-Masonic Party-I don't hate the Masons, so...
13. National Democratic Party-Business Dems were just Wall Street shills
14. Constitutional Union Party-too wishy washy
Repulsive to me
15. Straight Out Democrats-Anti reconstruction is awful
16. Socialist Labor Party-Too leftist
17. American Party-As a Catholic, this just wasn't going to be a very favorable party to me
18. Libertarian Party-Anarcho-capitalism is not a philosophy I remotely find sustainable or agreeable
19. American Independent Party-Segregationist in its onset, and since then too far right to like
20. States' Rights Party-Racists
21. States' Rights Democratic Party-More racists
22. Southern Democratic Party-Terrible folks who wanted to preserve slavery
23. Nullifier Party-God-awful party who wanted to undermine the whole nation plus they were pro slavery