It's an nearly certainty that third party candidate Jill Stein won't be able to pick up enough support to make it to the White House this November, however, that doesn't necessarily mean her candidacy won't impact the outcome of the election. Elizabeth Warren for claiming that a vote for the Green Party nominee could only help Donald Trump.

That means, if 6.3 million people across the country "waste" their votes on Johnson, Stein, or De La Fuente, the 2020 election becomes a break-through year in the American two-party system. "But by switching over to a clean energy economy we get so much healthier, the savings in healthcare is actually enough to pay for the cost of the energy transitions", she said. "With a majority of Americans rejecting Clinton and Trump with record high levels of dislike and distrust, neither of them has earned our votes".

"I think we are at a very powerful moment in an election that represents a political realignment, with Republicans having fallen apart, the Democrats moving substantially to the right and showing signs of continuing to do so", she said.

While Libertarian Presidential candidate, Gary Johnson has 10.

They add, your vote always counts and they hope Stein can pull through with the numbers.

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Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein is campaigning in Colorado this weekend.

Stein has consistently polled between 2 and 5 percent of the electorate since early June, according to Real Clear Politics. The entitlement is based on the ratio of the new party candidate's popular vote in the current election to the average popular vote of the two major party candidates in the election.

According to the Washington Post, Jill Stein also used the interview as an opportunity to clarify her stance on a number of issues. "He would be competing against the Republican Party establishment, even if they don't want Trump, and Clinton, who's running on the Democratic Party ticket but whose positions are Republican and getting a lot of support from the Republican establishment", he stated.

Many of them were Sanders supporters as well, but they say Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton is not a real choice for the left.