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RndmNmber1 posted...

Then vote on their policies, which one that you like more.
If there is still none that is likeable, vote on their platforms.

When I talk about liking a candidate, I am talking about their policy platforms. That should be the primary basis of choice. Personality is only an issue insofar as it affects trust and competency.

And if it's still has no one likeable, I don't recommend it but i won't blame anyone that decided to no vote on anyone.
The problem is no longer on the voters but on the nominees.

The problem is very much on the voters when they have to live under an execrable president. Which is why non-voting isn't really tenable.

The idea that you can withold your vote, let a terrible candidate win, and this will trigger reform in the other party?

How many times does it need to be demonstrated that that doesn't work?