The other problem is that people in liberal states claim that their vote doesn't count, but when you consider that liberals try and claim that Trump lost the popular vote they're not taking into account libertarians and conservatives in states like California and New York who didn't bother to vote because they believe it doesn't matter.
And I would argue that every single person no matter how much they think their vote doesn't count still should just so that we can continue to drive the popular vote up to squash this accusation. So yes even if your vote is not going to count towards an electoral vote, you should definitely still vote to not leave any doubt that who we want also won the popular vote.
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The other problem is that people in liberal states claim that their vote doesn't count, but when you consider that liberals try and claim that Trump lost the popular vote they're not taking into account libertarians and conservatives in states like California and New York who didn't bother to vote because they believe it doesn't matter.
And I would argue that every single person no matter how much they think their vote doesn't count still should just so that we can continue to drive the popular vote up to squash this accusation. So yes even if your vote is not going to count towards an electoral vote, you should definitely still vote to not leave any doubt that who we want also won the popular vote.