Kelowna Green candidate Gary Adams made political waves this week by announcing he will run, withdraw, and ultimately support his Liberal opponent this election -- all in an effort to unseat a long-standing Conservative MP in the riding of Kelowna Lake-Country.

Parties trying to limit the number of candidates in order to avoid a split vote is one of many strategies up for debate as the October election inches near. And it is certainly a contentious topic.

Many of our readers took issue with the strategy. While some said the move is a fully acceptable way to run a campaign, others see it as a manipulation of the system. If you haven't already, you can read the full story here.

So, what do you think? Should parties be able to withdraw their candidates in order to limit the voting options?