Howie Hawkins vote share?

[SnowLabrador]

1.2%.

[AltWorlder]

The Libertarians are going to fall off a cliff vs 2016, otoh.

Depends on who they nominate!

[PSOL]

Certainly less than Jill Stein in 2016.

And not to be that Democrat, but does he have any history of, for example, having dinner with Mike Flynn and Vladimir Putin, that might give him a bit of surprising boost on the Facebooks from certain "well-wishers" and "concerned citizens," if you know what I'm sayin'?

None that I know of, and I’m semiactive on reading about the Green primary. Also it is rude to smear the Green Party like this, the party are not stooges to any power, they are only beholden to their voter base car stronger then the duopoly.

[here2view]

A solid 0.5%

[Vaccinated Russian Bear]

0.3%. Hopefully enough to get Mr. Trump re-elected.

Certainly less than Jill Stein in 2016.

And not to be that Democrat, but does he have any history of, for example, having dinner with Mike Flynn and Vladimir Putin, that might give him a bit of surprising boost on the Facebooks from certain "well-wishers" and "concerned citizens," if you know what I'm sayin'?

None that I know of, and I’m semiactive on reading about the Green primary. Also it is rude to smear the Green Party like this, the party are not stooges to any power, they are only beholden to their voter base car stronger then the duopoly.

Here is all you need to know, my friend!
https://twitter.com/HowieHawkins20/status/1189603137159598080

[538Electoral]

1%.

[brucejoel99]

Certainly less than Jill Stein in 2016.

And not to be that Democrat, but does he have any history of, for example, having dinner with Mike Flynn and Vladimir Putin, that might give him a bit of surprising boost on the Facebooks from certain "well-wishers" and "concerned citizens," if you know what I'm sayin'?

None that I know of, and I’m semiactive on reading about the Green primary. Also it is rude to smear the Green Party like this, the party are not stooges to any power, they are only beholden to their voter base car stronger then the duopoly.

They were clearly smearing Stein, not the Green Party itself.

[Former President tack50]

Just over 1%. If the Libertarians nominate a weirdo I could see Hawkins getting more votes than the Libertarian candidate.

[Catalyst138]

The amount of loyal Bernie voters that will vote Green in 2020 to spite Biden is very low; they are just a loud minority, and most of them are in states like New York and California anyway.

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

The amount of loyal Bernie voters that will vote Green in 2020 to spite Biden is very low; they are just a loud minority, and most of them are in states like New York and California anyway.

Dont forget Oregon and WA state

[President Johnson]

0.7%

The lower, the better.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

0.5%-0.75%. Maybe towards the higher end. A dropoff from Stein's 1.02% but in the same ballpark.

The Libertarians are going to fall off a cliff vs 2016, otoh.

^^^This is 100% on the mark. Blakenship's (possibly) in the mix too, but I wouldn't be surprised if Darrell Castle makes a last minute entry into the race at their national convention and win the nomination. It's happened before.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

0.3%. Hopefully enough to get Mr. Trump re-elected.

Certainly less than Jill Stein in 2016.

And not to be that Democrat, but does he have any history of, for example, having dinner with Mike Flynn and Vladimir Putin, that might give him a bit of surprising boost on the Facebooks from certain "well-wishers" and "concerned citizens," if you know what I'm sayin'?

None that I know of, and I’m semiactive on reading about the Green primary. Also it is rude to smear the Green Party like this, the party are not stooges to any power, they are only beholden to their voter base car stronger then the duopoly.

Here is all you need to know, my friend!
https://twitter.com/HowieHawkins20/status/1189603137159598080

Hillary Clinton is irrelevant, and the final stroke could hit her any day now.

[The Mikado]

0.3%

Proud Moderate wins.

0.5%-0.75%. Maybe towards the higher end. A dropoff from Stein's 1.02% but in the same ballpark.

The Libertarians are going to fall off a cliff vs 2016, otoh.

My guess wasn't THAT bad. Hawkins got 1/4th of a %, I said 1/2th-3/4ths.

And the Libertarians DID fall off a cliff relative to 2016, though Jorgensen still got more votes than all the other third party candidates put together at a fairly solid 1.2%.