By: Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Indiana Capital Chronicle For The Republic INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana House Republicans on Wednesday ...
Can I vote straight-ticket for my preferred party in the general election? No. The Texas Legislature ended straight-ticket ...
And this is what we're going to hear from every Republican who has rejected Trump or somehow avoided endorsing him: Go ahead and vote for Clinton, but split your ticket to vote for me, too.
Democrats and Republicans have split tickets in North Carolina elections for decades — and today maybe more than any other state.
The amendment also specifies straight-ticket voting wouldn’t apply to school board races because each party could have multiple candidates in the running. It keeps a school board pay raise ...