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Historian on protest votes: ‘Consider what you’re doing very carefully’
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November 2, 2024
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5:53Now PlayingIn Michigan and Wisconsin in particular, victory or defeat could come down to voters who are considering casting "protest votes". Primarily motivated by their anger over the Biden-Harris administration’s continued support for Israel’s war in Gaza, some uncommitted voters may vote for a third party candidate, vote for Trump, or abstain from voting altogether. But when the margin for victory is so narrow, losing even a fraction of a percentage point to 3rd party candidates and protest votes could spell disaster. “Anyone who is thinking about this, consider what you’re doing very carefully,” says Michael Beschloss.
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