Does Stein or McMullin win more votes?

[Ab1234mdusr]

I'd say McMullin.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

stein will win more popular votes, mcmuffin will win more electoral votes

[GeorgiaModerate]

Stein, due to the simple fact that she's on the ballot in many more states.

[Eraserhead]

Stein by far, not even close.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Stein, because of ballot access.

stein will win more popular votes, mcmuffin will win more electoral votes

While I don't think McMullin will actually get any EVs, it's funny how disproportionate PV and EV can be. 1948 is my favorite example. Thurmond and Wallace got a similar number of PV (2.41% and respectively 2.37%), but in EC it was 39 for Thurmond and 0 for Wallace, since Thurmond being pretty much only on the ballot in the South (and as an official "Democratic" candidate in states he carried), while Wallace votes were scattered all over the country.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Clinton > Trump > Johnson > Stein > McMullin > Castle.

[7,052,770]

McMullin because he's relatively mainstream. You can vote for him and still mean well.

[Sedona]

Stein obviously.

Clinton > Trump > Johnson > Stein > McMullin > Castle.

What about Rocky De La Fuente?  I could honestly see him getting more votes than Castle.  More people recognize the Reform Party than the Constitution Party.

[fhtagn]

Stein, due to the simple fact that she's on the ballot in many more states.

[Pouring Rain and Blairing Music]

With results from the 3 midnight towns, they're tied at zero votes. Sanders has 3, Romney has 1, and Kasich/Sanders has 1.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Stein obviously.

Clinton > Trump > Johnson > Stein > McMullin > Castle.

What about Rocky De La Fuente?  I could honestly see him getting more votes than Castle.  More people recognize the Reform Party than the Constitution Party.

Not true. The Reform Party is a only on the ballot in two states. Fuente is independent on most ballots. The Constitution Party outdoes Reform every single year. In 2012 Goode received like 100 times the votes for whoever the hell the Reform Party nominated.

[Tender Branson]

Stein easily, because she's on the ballot in 44 states + DC.

She'll get between 1-2 million votes.

McMullin won't even break 1 million.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Stein easily, because she's on the ballot in 44 states + DC.

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Yes.

[nolesfan2011]

Stein, due to the simple fact that she's on the ballot in many more states.

CA alone should give Stein more votes than McMullin

[AltWorlder]

Stein obviously.

Clinton > Trump > Johnson > Stein > McMullin > Castle.

What about Rocky De La Fuente?  I could honestly see him getting more votes than Castle.  More people recognize the Reform Party than the Constitution Party.

Not true. The Reform Party is a only on the ballot in two states. Fuente is independent on most ballots. The Constitution Party outdoes Reform every single year. In 2012 Goode received like 100 times the votes for whoever the hell the Reform Party nominated.

The Constitution Party, for all its flaws, actually seems to articulate an actual ethos and set of positions instead of "liberalish moderation" that the current Reform Party has.