What are the differences between straight ticket and split ticket voting? select all that apply. in a straight ticket you vote for all one party voting a split ticket means that you vote for some republicans and some democrats depending on the candidate in a straight ticket you vote straight down the column a split ticket is one on which you vote for all candidates who are independents the quality of democracy is raised when you vote a straight ticket

A straight ticket is one in which you vote for candidates who are members of one party. A split ticket means you vote for some of each party (Democrats and Republicans).You ensure the chances of one party winning a majority by voting a straight ticket.

Explanation: This answer explains how a split and a straight ticket work in electoral politics.

In a straight ticket you vote for all one party.

Voting a split ticket means that you vote for some Republicans and some Democrats depending on the candidate.

Explanation:

These two different styles of voting help analysts to understand trends in local, state, and national elections. By examining the data from elections, we can better understand whether people voted based on their own research or if they just simply voted for all of the people who are in the same political party as they are.

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