I noticed a statistical trend in my voting during elections. Every time I vote for the party that seems better to me, it loses badly. I don’t actually think there’s a relationship connecting my votes with the election outcomes, though. If there was, I would have no choice but to vote for the party I don’t support.

I have noticed a statistical trend in my voting during elections. Every time I vote for the party that seems better to me, it loses badly. I don’t actually think there’s a rule connecting my votes with the election outcomes, though. If there were, I would have have no choice but to vote to the party I don’t support. (Conditional tense)

Noticed a statistical trend in my voting during elections. Every time I vote for the party that seems better to me, it lose badly. I don’t actually think there’s a rule connecting my votes with the election outcomes, though. If there was, I have no choice but to vote to the party I don’t support. Hey Yano yujin, wanted to give this a like, because I think it's funny and I like the way you express yourself. Athough I still think you should always vote for the candidate you like the most no matter how bad you think they're going to lose!