Difference between revisions of "Split-ticket voting"
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| − | '''Split-ticket voting''' is voting for the candidates themselves, rather | + | '''Split-ticket voting''' is voting for the candidates themselves, rather than voting by party association. An example would be voting for a Democratic governor, but a Republican president. |
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Revision as of 18:24, September 21, 2007
Split-ticket voting is voting for the candidates themselves, rather than voting by party association. An example would be voting for a Democratic governor, but a Republican president.