The idea of "spoilers" is undemocratic because it assumes that one candidate is entitled to your vote. Candidates don't own your vote, they have to earn your vote. Voters want and deserve choices, and without freedom of choice, there is no democracy.

Jill criticized the notion that "offering people more choices" could spoil an election. "It's anti-democratic," she said in a Newsweek interview

In 2016, Jill  garnered the support of nearly 1.5 million voters across the country, making it clear the people want options and change. 

The vote difference between Trump and Clinton in Pennsylvania was just 44,292, which is too close to Jill Stein’s 49,960 votes to believe Clinton could have flipped the state by winning 88.7% of them.

The idea that Stein’s votes in Pennsylvania were mainly due to Russian interference doesn’t hold up, especially since she had already won 21,341 votes there in 2012.

As for Wisconsin, Clinton lost by 22,748 votes, and it’s hard to believe Russian support for Stein made a difference. Stein had 7,665 votes in Wisconsin in 2012, and given her improved campaign and name recognition in 2016, she probably picked up the extra 659 votes needed to disprove the theory that she tipped the state.

In fact, Stein got at least one percent of the vote in five states in 2016 where she wasn’t even on the ballot in 2012:

- Vermont: 2.14%

- Kansas: 1.98%

- Montana: 1.61%

- Connecticut: 1.39%

- Nebraska: 1.04%

If we’re looking for why Clinton lost Wisconsin, it’s more likely due to her campaign’s missteps. Clinton didn’t visit the state at all after the DNC, while Trump made six stops there.

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Jill Stein publicly announced she was going at her own expense to a media conference in Russia where she criticized Putin’s excessive militarism. She was investigated by the Senate Intel Committee, which found she did nothing wrong. 

Jill Stein never advocated support for Assad in Syria. A former staffer posted a statement on her website without Dr. Stein or anyone else on her team seeing or approving it, which didn't accurately reflect her position of calling for a weapons embargo, ceasefire and peace talks.

Platform position: Remove U.S. troops from Iraq and Syria

Jill Stein has stayed active, winning big victories for election integrity, fighting for democracy against legal attacks on her 2016 campaign, & supporting candidates and causes at all levels from Black Lives Matter to Julian Assange & more. She never stops fighting for justice. 

Ballot access laws designed by Democrats and Republicans mean the Green Party must run for President and other top-of-ballot offices or lose ballot lines and party status in many states, which would effectively end its ability to run candidates at all.

The claim that Dr. Jill Stein is "anti-vaccine" was misinformation that was quickly debunked by Snopes in July 2016. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/is-green-party-candidate-jill-stein-anti-vaccine/

Jill Stein’s recount effort and litigation led to massive wins for election integrity, including replacement of faulty voting machines in MI, PA and WI, and made PA replace all its paperless electronic “black-box” voting machines with systems using paper ballots.

Jill Stein has said she's eager to talk with Cornel West about collaborating. She thinks it’s crucial that we seize this moment of unprecedented opposition to duopoly to build the momentum for change, now and going forward.

Jill Stein on why she opposes genocide in Gaza: 

“As a Jew who grew up just after the holocaust, with relatives who fled pogroms, and a grandfather named Israel, I take “never again” seriously. And that means never again for anyone."

Jill advocates for peace and justice for all people. 

Greens have won roughly 1400 elections, making the Green Party the most successful independent left party active in the US. https://www.gpelections.org

Jill Stein has been working to help people her whole life, as a doctor, an activist for social and environmental justice, and a candidate who has built the Green Party at all levels and led the way on issues from a Green New Deal to ending student debt. https://www.jillstein2024.com/meet_jill

Find delegate and Presidential Primary info on wiki.