Libertarian Candidate Seeks Third Party Focus

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Will the Libertarian candidate spoil the 2024 presidential race?

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Chase Oliver , the Libertarian Party nominee for president in 2024 , says he thinks values like freedom of religion, protection from mob rule and respect for the family unit would be better represented outside of the two -party system.

Oliver says he isn't afraid of being a “spoiler” in swing states to draw attention to his party.

Oliver has been to all 50 states in his attempt to draw new believers to the Libertarian platform.

The Libertarian Party has historically received less than 1% of the vote in presidential elections.

Libertarian candidate for president Jo Jorgensen earned more votes in swing states than the margin of victory for Donald Trump and Joe Biden .

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the only third -party candidate with ballot access in all seven swing states.

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