[freedumb2003]

n= total vote pool.
o=votes for candidate A
b=votes for candidate B

Needed b>o

Thus n-o=b

If b > o then b wins
if o > b then o wins
any vote not for b subtracts from n

The conclusion is self-evident.

[Norm Lenhart]

Yup. Vote for a conservative or lose. Simple math.

Why are you pushing liberal Republicans a full 2 years out from an election?

[OneWingedShark]

n= total vote pool.
o=votes for candidate A
b=votes for candidate B

Needed b>o

Thus n-o=b

If b > o then b wins
if o > b then o wins
any vote not for b subtracts from n

The conclusion is self-evident. The science is settled!

Again, you ignore that there are more than two candidates.

[Responsibility2nd]

Hours ago, I concluded you were drunk.

You keep proving me right. Or is it drugs?

[Elsie]

Your logic is impeccable.

But...

Most voters do NOT use it when selecting whom they'll vote for.

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If I am in a plane, and the Captain comes on the intercom and says, "Due to pilot error; WE'RE GONNA CRASH! Our engines have stopped and we'll impact the ground in 10 seconds!"

Then we hear the CO-pilot grab the mike and say, "WAIT!!! I can pilot this a LOT better than him.

I predict we'll hit the ground in 20 seconds!!!"

Now I have a decision to make... Vote for the co-pilot to continue the flight; or spend the remaining time praying.