Libertarian presidential nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonPoll: Biden notches 7-point lead ahead of Trump in New Hampshire One down, three more debates to go The Memo: 'Trump fatigue' spells trouble for president MORE on Tuesday dismissed Bernie SandersBernie SandersSanders endorses more than 150 down-ballot Democrats Postal service crisis — California is ready to pilot a postal banking solution Daily Beast reporter: Progressives feel alienated after Biden's socialism jab MORE's endorsement of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonJudge's ruling puts competitive Minnesota House race back on track for November The Memo: Trump searches for path to comeback Overnight Defense: Trump sows confusion over Afghanistan troop levels | Trump tells Iran not to 'f--- around' with US | Supervisor of soldiers who appeared at Democratic convention faces discipline MORE while calling on Sanders supporters to back him.
 
"If you're still 'feeling the Bern' — and feeling burned, because the Clinton machine rolled over your ideals — there is another option," Johnson says in a video message posted to Facebook.
 
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"The Libertarian Party nominee will be on the ballot in all 50 states," Johnson said. "Don't let your voice go unheard. We can still fight for a future to believe in."
 
Pew Research Center survey released last week found Johnson with 11 percent support, behind Clinton, at 45 percent, and Trump, at 36 percent. Other national polls since then have found his support ranging between 5 percent and 9 percent.
 
Candidates are competing to recruit Sanders's supporters following his exit from the race Tuesday, which he announced during a joint campaign appearance with Clinton in New Hampshire where he endorsed her.
 
Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFederal judge shoots down Texas proclamation allowing one ballot drop-off location per county Nine people who attended Trump rally in Minnesota contracted coronavirus Schiff: If Trump wanted more infections 'would he be doing anything different?' MORE, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, accused Sanders of having "abandoned his supporters," mentioning several issues Sanders criticized Clinton on in the primary, including her vote for the Iraq War and ties to Wall Street.
"Unlike Hillary Clinton, I never supported bombing Libya, I never supported the Iraq War, I've always stood up for drug policy and criminal justice reform," Johnson said in his video.
 
A major hurdle Johnson faces against Trump and Clinton is simply gaining name recognition going up against a celebrity businessman and former secretary of State.
 
His plea to Sanders supporters in concluding his video: "Please Google Gary Johnson."