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Split-ticket voting (view source)
Revision as of 18:23, September 21, 2007
, 18:23, September 21, 2007rewording; Democrat and Conservative aren't necessarily opposites (unless we're talking non-US, in which case feel free to change that bit back)
'''Split-ticket voting''' - Rather then voting by party association, voting for the candidate itself. An example would be voting for a Democratic governor, but a Conservative president.
'''Split-ticket voting''' is voting for the candidates themselves, rather then voting by party association. An example would be voting for a Democratic governor, but a Republican president.
[[category:political Science]]
[[category:political Science]]