Johnson remaining on PA ballot.

[Keystone Phil]

http://mobile.philly.com/news/?wss=/philly/news/politics/state/&id=173576181

[angus]

Good news.  I'm for Romney, but I'm also for more choices.  At this point, I think we have:

Barack Hussein Obama
Willard "Mitt" Romney
Jill Stein
Gary Earl Johnson


In California, they have those four plus Thomas "Tom" Hoefling and     Roseanne Cherri Barr. 

In New York, they have those four plus Virgil Hamlin Goode, Jr. and Peta Lindsay.

In a few states, they have all eight of them.

In Iowa, they have nine candidates to choose from. 

In West Virginia, they have twenty-nine to choose from, including one named Santa Claus.

Four choices is still good.  It's better than zero, which is what Puerto Rico has. 

[milhouse24]

White Christians will want an alternative to vote for.  I expect many will vote for Johnson. 

[Keystone Phil]

White Christians will want an alternative to vote for.  I expect many will vote for Johnson. 

I guess that is code for Evangelicals and I doubt those types would like Johnson/Libertarians. In fact, knowing about Johnson would only encourage those types to vote for Romney.

Johnson hurts with libertarian Republicans.

[timothyinMD]

Its October 11th... there are still states whose ballots aren't finalized!?!?!?!!?

[Grumpier Than Thou]

To be honest, I still think Romney can win Pennsylvania, though he likely won't. This doesn't hurt Romney nor does it hurt Obama, because anyone voting for Gary Johnson likely wasn't going to vote for Romney or Obama if he wasn't on the ballot.

[Donerail]

White Christians will want an alternative to vote for.  I expect many will vote for Johnson. 

White Christians are sure to vote for a man designated as "nonpracticing".