Josh Lawson
Senior
Biology
"We need a strong first and second one first. Sure, to liven up the competition
a little bit."
Alonzo Sexton
First-Year Student
School of Medicine
"I don't think there's a need for it. Party politics are less important now
than they were in the past. A third political party wouldn't be necessary. It
would be redundant."
Phil Gochenour
Graduate Student
Comparative Literature
"I think we need a third, fourth and fifth party. Because if you look at the
original Federalist papers, the government was conceived to work off of a
coalition system. Obviously two parties are a deadlock."
Amy Pullen
Master's Student
School of Public Health
"Yes, because there's a need for those [voters] some place between the two
extremes of the political systems that we have today."
Gary Hitchcock
Estimator/Project Manager
Facilities Management
"Yes. The ones we have are more extreme on either end. The more competition,
the better."