Jill Stein

In 2016, Turner was offered the Green Party's vice-presidential nomination, but she turned it down.

However, many electoral roadblocks stand in the way of making a third party truly viable in American politics.

Google Trends' U.S. Elections in Search 2020 data suggests users are showing little interest in Howie Hawkins.

Howie Hawkins likely will not be the next president, but the Democratic socialist's third-party run could still have an effect on the presidential election, especially in states with as razor-thin margins as there were in 2016.

"The Daily Show" host asked the former secretary of state about the right-wing conspiracy theories she is accused of being a part of.

Clinton has called Gabbard "the favorite of the Russians." Gabbard hit back, calling the failed 2016 presidential hopeful the "queen of warmongers."

President Trump tweeted: "As you may have heard, I was called a big Russia lover also (actually, I do like Russian people. I like all people!). Hillary's gone crazy!"

Jill Stein and Tulsi Gabbard said Hillary Clinton continues to blame everyone but herself for losing the 2016 presidential election to Donald Trump.

"They're also going to do third party again, and I'm not making any predictions, but I think they've got their eye on somebody who is currently in the Democratic primary and are grooming her to be the third-party candidate. She's the favorite of the Russians," Clinton told 'Campaign HQ.'

Fox News host Tucker Carlson looked to drive a wedge in Democratic Party candidate support, bringing on two-time Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein to defend third-party candidacies.

Former Green Party candidate Jill Stein has become embroiled in the Russia investigation this week.

The former presidential candidate for the Green Party also said she isn't 'unshakably opposed to' a 2020 run.

The adverts are now being looked into as a potential part of the overall Russia probe.

Recount continues in Wisconsin while Michigan's may start this week; Stein to rally at Trump Tower Monday.

Green Party candidate Jill Stein is expected to file for a recount in Michigan.

Newsweek speaks with a voting rights attorney who has assisted the recount effort, slammed by Donald Trump as a 'scam.'

Democrat's campaign counsel says there's an obligation to support the effort, which Trump derides as a 'scam,' despite failing to uncover any electoral abnormalities.

Former presidential candidate says she's concerned about the integrity of the vote in the swing state.

Stein is also fundraising for two other recounts—all are states where Donald Trump narrowly won.

In several swing states, votes cast for third-party candidates exceeded the gap between Trump and Clinton.

Susan Sarandon, WWE's Daniel Bryan and Oliver Stone are voting for third parties in the U.S. election.

Older liberals feel the vote of millennials belongs to them.

A new survey finds little support for Hillary Clinton in the presidential race.

The first woman to declare a presidential bid did so almost 50 years before the 19th Amendment granted universal suffrage.