Party identification is especially important in determining people's votes in

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Party identification is most important in elections where voters have little information about the candidates. In nonpartisan elections, party identification does not play a role as party affiliations are not displayed. In retention elections, voters are already familiar with the incumbent judge and their party identification may not be as significant. Similarly, in referendums, voters are usually addressing a specific issue rather than choosing between candidates with different party affiliations.

Party Identification Is Especially Important in Determining People's Votes in