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And you wonder why he never wanted to release his tax returns. Becoming President put him under the microscope and what he did after the 2020 election was by his own doing. I hope that Trump supporters stick with him if he's in prison before the 2024 election. It'll be the easiest election to win. One candidate is in prison for attempting to overturn the last election but claims he can pardon himself. The other is not. Hrmmm which one should you vote for?
Crazy part is thanks in no small part to the electoral college it'll still be a close election in your scenario
People will still vote Trump, if not just to see what will happen
I'm hoping enough people can keep their curiosity in check, but I'm not holding my breath.
A lot of people voted for Brexit just to see what happens (because they actually didn't believe it would go through). Look at how that worked for them...
The idea of frivolous voting like that is pretty dumb. Or "I'll vote for this person to shake up the system!" or "as a protest!"
For sure people will, but a lot less will. Either way, he's not going to win. That being said, FUCKING VOTE!!! If everyone votes, the right has zero chance. They know it, it's why they're doing everything they can to make it harder to vote, and this bullshit gerrymandering they've managed to pull off.