I'm not sure if I'm ancap (my guess is yes, but haven't read or thought about it enough) but I think a lot about voting and whether it's something I want to do anymore on the national level.

My current inclination is that I'd rather put even that tiny bit of energy into learning more about local elections.

(Honestly I would almost have voted fairly earnestly for RFK because he seems to understand regulatory capture, he's at least on his way to understanding bitcoin, he's shown courage in his long-time work with CHDF, and when he speaks about national issues he truly sounds like he's addressing Americans regardless of party. But then some off his stances show that he really hasn't generalized his insights on the agencies or on the incentives that lead to institutional capture. The guy seems to truly believe that the answer to the corrupt state is just ...better state.)