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Mnemosyne

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7. Voting a straight ticket isn't wise in states that allow cross-filing, such as PA. Repugs file on

Reply to xtraxritical (Reply #5)

Wed Apr 4, 2012, 10:23 PM

Apr 2012

both sides of a ticket. You can accidentally vote for an R if not well informed on local/state politics. I do not recall ever seeing Dems filing on both sides here, it probably has happened somewhere, but it does seem to be more of a Repug tactic.

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