Mountain View, California Aug 18, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - In a watershed political proclamation, independent Presidential Candidate Brian Kienitz is urging voters in swing states not to cast their ballots for him in the upcoming election. Despite announcing his candidacy for President and being a qualified write-in candidate in 23 states and counting, Kienitz is advocating for voters in the swing states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin to support one of the major party candidates instead.

In a statement released today, Kienitz said, "I am honored to be considered for the highest office in the land, but I believe that it is crucial for voters to make strategic decisions in this election.   I encourage those in swing states to cast their votes this election for a candidate who has a real chance of winning and making a difference.  Your vote is too important to waste.  At the same time, we need to continue to push for reforms to our electoral process and further revisions to our elections such as ranked choice voting.  Please consider voting for Brian Kienitz for President to make sure these issues get the attention they deserve - but only if you are not a resident of a swing state."

While Kienitz's decision may come as a surprise to some, he is adamant that it is the right choice for the country. By redirecting support to one of the major party candidates, Kienitz hopes to prevent the splitting of votes and ensure that the next President is chosen with the best interests of the nation in mind. 

Voters in swing states are encouraged to heed Kienitz's advice and consider the impact of their vote on the outcome of the election. He hopes other minor party and independent candidates will follow his lead and request their supporters in swing states to vote for the major party candidate they most closely align with.  With so much at stake, every vote counts.

Brian Kienitz For President is a registered 527 Political Campaign Committee in support of Brian Kienitz.  For more information on Brian Kienitz and his campaign, please visit www.briankienitzforpresident.com.