You're not running this play on me. GP has the least amount of elected officials of any 3rd party but still has the resources to run a presidential campaign when no others do?
www.gpelections.org
143 greens in office. 133 Actually won by election.
0 electeds in the house, senate or state legislature. GP has a Presidential Candidate.
en.wikipedia.org
Hell the green parties best electoral results were 2 DECADES AGO and it was
1 guy winning a state legislature seat.
Nationwide, there are 177 Libertarians holding elected offices: 56 partisan offices, and 121 nonpartisan offices. If you know of an elected Libertarian who is not on this list, please notify us at campaigns@lp.org. General criteria: For partisan offices, the elected official must have appeared...
www.lp.org
177 electeds. No presidential candidate.
en.wikipedia.org
DSA has more than 200 electeds. Including multiple electeds in the house of rep, state legislatures and senates. No presidential candidate.
But I'm supposed to believe that the Green Party who's best result was a SINGLE STATE LEGISLATURE seat for 4 years 2 DECADES AGO. Is supposed to prioritize a presidential campaign over building a third party capable of regularly winning at the state level? GTFO of here