A ballot on which a voter selects candidates from more than one political party is called:

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Split-ticket voting is the only option that describes selecting candidates from more than one political party on a ballot. A blanket primary involves selecting candidates for all parties on one ballot, an open primary allows voters to select a party's primary in which to participate, coattails refer to a popular candidate benefiting other candidates on the ticket, and straight-ticket voting involves selecting all candidates from one political party.

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