Obviously this election has not been everyone's favorite. We are faced with two highly disliked candidates, and it can be a tough choice what to do this November. If you are a Trump supporter, and don't plan on changing that at all - this message is not really for you. Anybody else, please listen.

You need to vote for Hillary.

You simply cannot equate the negatives associated with Donald Trump with the negatives of Hillary Clinton. That is a losing battle. More importantly, you cannot equate the two candidates.

Once you start defending Donald Trump on the insane things has has done throughout his life, there is no going back.

You're mad about Hillary's emails? There were several hearings, an FBI investigation, a DOJ investigation and a State Department investigation, all concluding while she shouldn't have done that, there were no laws broken.

Yet bringing it up every single day seems to be the same as a new Donald Trump controversy every few days to Republicans and Trump supporters.

Yes, Hillary has her faults. They are very obvious and I acknowledge that. But this is much more than a personality contest. This is the future.

I understand why you might not like your two choices. Maybe you want to vote for Gary Johnson or Jill Stein. I ask that you do not.

A vote for a third party brings Trump closer to the presidency with every vote. Let's be honest, although Gary Johnson has done well in this election it is not nearly enough to gain 270 electoral votes. So every state that he wins is one less for Hillary.

This is not the time for a protest vote. This is the time for a strong candidate who can be an effective leader.

Furthermore, do not sit some on November 8. You need to go out and vote.

Hillary means more healthcare for more people, and less tax cuts for the wealthy. It means students can begin to live their life after college instead of being crippled by debt. It means more investments at home and in the foundation of the country. It means a Supreme Court that is progressive and believes that a changing culture should be represented in the government and laws of that culture.

I understand why a lot of people don't like Hillary Clinton, as I did not for along time as well. But I realize what the bigger issue is here. Donald Trump puts an enormous threat to the progress this country has made.

Go vote on November 8. Do not vote for Gary Johnson, Jill Stein or especially Donald Trump. Do not sit home.

Vote for Hillary Clinton.