claim: says "76 percent of all voters in the united states say they want johnson-weld, by name, in the presidential debates."
author: william weld
evidence_1: sep 1, 2016 ... libertarian gary johnson did not reach the 15% threshold for inclusion in  presidential debates in the latest suffolk university/usa today national poll.  this is a disappointment to voters, 76% of whom believe that third-party  candidates like johnson and green party nominee jill stein should be able to ...
evidence_2: aug 29, 2016 ... one recent poll shows most surveyed voters want the libertarian candidate on  the presidential debate stage. ... 45 percent with trump at 38 percent, libertarian  party candidate gary johnson at 10 percent and green party candidate jill stein  at 4 percent, the independent quinnipiac university poll finds.
evidence_3: jun 23, 2016 ... that was george wallace's 1968 presidential campaign, during which the  alabama governor won 13.5 percent of the vote and picked up 46 electoral votes  in the south. ross perot may have won 19 percent of the vote in 1992, but his  supporters were spread out, and he never won a state. the libertarian ...
evidence_4: aug 10, 2016 ... columbus, ohio — while libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson is  set to appear on ballots in at least 39 states, swing state ohio is among ... with 76  percent saying they don't know enough about johnson to have a favorable or  unfavorable opinion and 82 percent saying the same about stein.
evidence_5: the 2016 presidential campaign of gary johnson, the 29th governor of new  mexico, was announced on january 6, 2016, for the nomination of the libertarian  party for president of the united states. he officially won the nomination on may  29, 2016, at the libertarian national convention in orlando, florida, receiving 56 % ...