This story says that Matt Borges, chair of the Ohio Republican Party, is telling the press that he doesn’t know who he will vote for in the presidential election. Although there are many Republican Party office-holders who have said they will not vote for Donald Trump, Borges appears to be the only state chair of a Republican Party who has said this.

Borges played a leading role in the 2014 election, finding a challenger to the Libertarian Party primary gubernatorial petition. That challenge worked and was responsible for keeping the Libertarian Party from nominating anyone for Governor in 2014. Because the Ohio Libertarian Party needed to poll at least 2% for Governor in order to remain on the Ohio ballot, without a nominee, it went off the ballot, and it has not got back on since.

The Peoples world, the on-line publication of the Communist Party USA, has this essay by Michael Arney, criticizing voters who vote for someone for president other than Hillary Clinton.

This newspaper story explains the write-in laws governing presidential elections. It points out that all write-ins in Vermont and six other states are valid, whether the write-in candidate filed a declaration of write-in candidacy or not. It also suggests that many Vermont voters intend to cast a write-in vote for Sanders for President, whether he likes it or not. Such votes will be tallied.