How popular has straight ticket voting become in Alabama? During the 2022 midterm election, two-thirds of voters used the straight ticket option, up from 52.3% of ballots in 2012.

Voting is now open for the newest student design challenge for the ... Elementary and middle school students will earn a ...

You may be the victim of bad ballot design — and it could mean your vote won’t count. ... Those machines lined up candidates by parties in grids so that it was easy to vote a straight ticket.

The New Jersey state Senate on Thursday introduced a ballot redesign bill that critics said undermines the effort to create a fairer voting ticket. The new Senate bill, which was obtained by The ...

Those voting in Michigan's Nov. 5 presidential election can split their tickets and vote for a mix of Democratic, Republican or third-party candidates. That's different from the Feb. 27 and Aug. 6 ...

The president-elect is also leading in Arizona with 108,000 votes with 64 percent of the vote in. Ticket-splitting in past presidential elections. In 2020, only voters in three states split their ...

Posthumus Lyons made clear, however, that choosing to vote straight ticket does not count for the non-partisan races, as voters will still need to cast their vote individually for these positions.

Voting now open for Whitney Pool design survey Boise residents are being asked to vote on one of three designs for the Whitney Pool. To stream KTVB on your phone, you need the KTVB app.

Before the election, New York Times/Siena College polling data showed that roughly 8 percent of likely midterm voters were considering splitting their ticket across Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and ...

Coloradans can help make history by voting on the state's 150th anniversary license plate design. The Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles' Historic Colorado Contest wants your vote on the ...

Kansas residents can now cast their vote for the state's new license plate design. After backlash to a previously announced design, Kansans have until Friday to choose between five potential options.

Wake County Board of Elections has launched a design contest for students in grade 6-12 during the 2024-2024 school year. The students are encouraged to submit designs for an "I Voted Early" sticker.