Straight ticket voting.

Passed on 3/4/26

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From the Legislature

Straight ticket voting. Repeals provisions that prohibit counting straight party votes for candidates for election to an at-large district to which more than one person may be elected. Removes a provision requiring particular ballot placement when more than one candidate may be elected to an office. Provides that if a voter votes a straight party ticket and also selects one or more individual candidates for an office to which more than one person may be elected, the: (1) individual votes shall be counted unless the total number of individual votes is greater than the number of persons to be elected to the office; (2) straight party votes for the office shall not be counted; and (3) straight party votes for other offices on the ballot shall be counted. Makes conforming amendments. Specifies how a vote is counted with a straight ticket on a paper ballot.

Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

69 Yea

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27 Nay

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1 Not Voting

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3 Absent

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Calendar

Jan 14

10:30 AM

House Elections and Apportionment Hearing

Feb 2

10:00 AM

Senate Elections Hearing

Feb 16

10:00 AM

Senate Elections Hearing