When a voter chooses a candidate from one party for one office and a candidate from a different party for another office on the ballot, this is known as ______ voting.

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Split-ticket voting is when a voter chooses candidates from different parties for different offices on the same ballot. This can indicate that the voter is more focused on the individual qualifications and positions of the candidates rather than the party affiliation.

When a Voter Chooses a Candidate from One Party for One