Legit question for understanding...

Is it really a majority if more people didn't vote for the winner? Considering votes for other candidates and non voters, I think there's a message in that that shouldn't be overlooked.

Like maybe the people needing more choices. And the government not being run by one or two parties...

This is a non bias question, looking for thoughtful answers. Thank you.

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SW-User

You guys absolutely need more choices!

ScreamingFox · 41-45, F

@SW-User unfortunately they never gain any traction, but more people are voting outside the two main parties than before. I think there's something to that. Will it ever make a difference? Probably not lol

SW-User

@ScreamingFox We have a Green Party up here that has been around for decades but doesn’t gain much traction either except for areas like the Sunshine Coast.

ScreamingFox · 41-45, F

@SW-User Just makes me feel like some things should be reevaluated to include the whole picture. Not one narrow vision. Ideally, we could all work together.

SW-User

@ScreamingFox you’re 100% correct!