The third party candidate in America has seen relatively little success in the way of an office yet his mark has been left in many places in history. Theodore Roosevelt, one of this country’s finest Presidents, was the first third party candidate to make a big impression when he ran for President in 1912 and placed second for his Bull Moose Progressive Party. Twelve years later Robert LaFollette ran for President for the Progressive Party …showed first 75 words of 1110 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1110 total…but I believe that a national way of voting should be brought forth. In the age of technology no one should be punching cards, or looking at cards trying to figure out how a person voted. The system should be all electronic, simply recording a button being pushed. As for safety of the results I do not think that is a problem at all with the great deal of security surrounding the government’s technologies.