To borrow a phrase from Dr. Stein the "politics of fear" don't appear to be working anymore.

Stein, who is running her second presidential campaign in four years, said donations to her campaign have increased tenfold in just over 24 hours, obviously due to Bernie Sanders’ endorsement of Hillary Clinton and a resulting fallout from the Democratic Party.
Since Tuesday morning, the Green Party has received over $80,000 in contributions, over half of which comes from first-time donors, and half of which comes in the form of contributions under $50. Tellingly, about 615 of those contributions totalled $27, the exact number commonly trumpeted and solicited by the Sanders campaign during his revolutionary grassroots funding movement.
“There’s been an explosion of Berners coming in through every portal of the campaign, and it’s really exciting,” Stein told US Uncut in a phone interview. “There is so much courage out there to stand up to the marching orders handed down by the usual suspects.”
Stein’s social media accounts have also seen tremendous growth and engagement in the past 24 hours. A recent livestream posted to the Stein campaign’s Facebook page has been viewed over 300,000 times in less than a day. Her page itself has added approximately 44,000 new likes in the past week. Her Twitter account has over 145,000 followers as of this writing, increasing by the tens of thousands just this week, with 5.6 million impressions on July 12-13 alone. There have also been 10,000 new signups for her email list since yesterday.
And according to web traffic ranking site Alexa, Jill2016.com has been climbing steadily in popularity since January, with rapid monthly growth since March. The search term “Jill Stein” has also seen a hockey-stick increase on Google Trends since the endorsement:

The Green Party is on the ballot in 23 states so far, and is polling at 7% nationwide (three weeks ago).

Meanwhile, on the other side of the debate, Libertarians might shake things up.

Amid the historic lack of support for both major party candidates, third party Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson might have a rare opportunity to be included in the general election debates.
This news comes as new national polls have Johnson at a whopping 12 percent, just three points away from the required 15 percent needed to be placed on the national debate stage.
A Morning Consult poll of more than 2,000 registered voters show that a large portion of voters would back Johnson. Notably, the poll did not include Green Party candidate Jill Stein, so we do not know yet how many voters side with the more progressive candidate.

This is bad news for Hillary.

Libertarian Gary Johnson and Green Party candidate Jill Stein together drew backing from 16% of the 1,000 people surveyed. When voters had the option of choosing the third-party candidates, Mrs. Clinton’s lead over Mr. Trump dropped from 5 percentage points to 1 point.