BINGHAMTON, N.Y. -

Former Gubernatorial Candidate, Larry Sharpe, is traveling the state introducing the public to Libertarian candidates, and today was Broome's turn.

Three libertarian candidates and one Republican candidate spoke at the event at the DoubleTree in Binghamton.

They spoke about how the lesser of two evils is still evil, and that voting Libertarian and third party isn't throwing your vote away.

Sharpe said "Imagine for a second that the Libertarian candidate Jo Jorgenson actually got 300 thousand votes in New York State this year... Imagine how amazing that would be... In reality would it affect the election... no, Biden would probably win New York either way... but it just told New York that we are not going to support your bad behavior..."

Tom Daniel Quiter, running against Senator Fred Akshar, said "The reason why we need more voices and parties... the Libertarian Party... so that we don't have that hand shaking control... one side wants one thing one side wants another... but their may be millions of people that need a third thing... and they are not getting it if only two sides are making that agreement..."

The event included Congressional Candidates Keith Price and Victoria Alexander, State Senate Candidate Tom Quiter, and Broome Legislature Candidate Michael Vasquez.

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Libertarian Candidates Meet with Voters and Show them a Third Choice for This Upcoming Election - WICZ