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Straight-ticket voting (view source)
Revision as of 03:30, September 8, 2018
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Depending on the jurisdiction, a voter may be able to vote for a party, then for an individual race vote for a candidate from another party; in those cases the specific vote overrides the party vote.
Depending on the jurisdiction, a voter may be able to vote for a party, then for an individual race vote for a candidate from another party; in those cases the specific vote overrides the party vote.
The practice exists in some states, though it has fallen into disfavor among both liberals and conservatives. The conservative state of [[Texas]], among others, abolished the practice after 2016.
The practice exists in some states, though it has fallen into disfavor among both [[liberal]]s and [[conservative]]s. The conservative state of [[Texas]], among others, abolished the practice after 2016.
The practice is more common in countries where voters vote for party lists (example, Israel).
The practice is more common in countries where voters vote for party lists (example, [[Israel]]).
== References ==
== References ==