The section of Article IV of the U.S.Constitution that addresses state and local elections guarantees that state elections should follow the example of national elections "as completely as possible."

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Article IV of the U.S. Constitution primarily deals with the states and their interactions, such as giving full faith and credit to each other's laws and the extradition of criminals between states. It does not address the specifics of how state or local elections should be conducted in relation to national elections. Election procedures are largely determined by state law, and the Constitution does not mandate that state elections mirror national elections.

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