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Third-party and independent candidates are still receiving votes

DECISION 2024
Wade Sullivan, Photo & Graphics Editor
November 6, 2024

With most states having been declared by AP News, many votes are still being counted in favor of third party candidates.

Despite dropping out of the presidential race on Friday, Aug. 23 and backing Donald Trump, independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is still on ballots nationwide and people are voting for him along with other independent and third-party candidates.

Other independent candidates that are still receiving votes include Jill Stein, Chase Oliver and Cornel West.

Wade Sullivan can be contacted at [email protected].

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