To the Editor: A recent letter (Oct. 23 issue), advocating for President Trump's re-election, posits "that voting isn't a popularity contest" and "You're voting because you approve of the candidate's policies and the long-term effects they will have on our nation."
I fully agree. Voters should always choose the better candidate, not necessarily the one they like best.
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