I'm a non-voting American. Can I sell my vote to someone else?

whistle, that's a great idea.  I could have made a lot of money by now.

Talk to a democrat.  They've been buying votes for YEARS

Thing is, it's illegal as hell.  Apart from that little wrinkle, yeah!

Only till you get caught.  

How so?

Why don't you vote?
It's your duty.

I'll take it :) Two anti-Trump votes sounds nice to me. 

Business partners?

Hello w:

Sure..  But, they can't do the actual voting..  You're gonna have to do that yourself..  So, how much is one vote worth, anyway??  I dunno.  A quarter maybe..

excon

I don't vote due to a general non-interest. I live very separated from the culture which surrounds me. I've been without TV for 20 years, I don not read newspapers or news periodicals. I only listen to radio when forced to endure it  work.

Forthrightly I find, "duty" to be a nonsense word.  It is a word the speaker uses to perhaps feel superior or to try to manipulate the listener to do what ever is in question.  A prime example is jury duty.

Voting is a right, not a requirement.

I will propose a referendum to change  that.

It depends. Are you a good Smerican or the ugly American. The good American votes or doesn't, but doesn't sell his vote. The ugly American cares nothing about freedom, but uses it for gain. Which are you?

And Republican's haven't? Why did they pass Citizen's United bill then? Republicans had majority in both houses and the Supreme Court. This.... you cannot blame the Democrats for.