split the ticket

To vote for candidates from more than one political party for different roles in public office. It has become increasingly uncommon for voters to split the ticket by voting for candidates from both parties.

split the ticket (or your vote)

vote for candidates of more than one party. US

split the ˈticket

(American English, politics) vote for candidates from more than one party: Election officials are reminding voters that they may ‘split their ticket’ in the November election, unlike a state primary election.

See also: split, ticket

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

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split (one's) ticket
split ticket
ticker
the shoe is on the other foot
shoe is on the other foot
shoe is on the other foot, the
the boot is on the other foot
ride off in all directions
run off in all directions
I’ve got to split

References in periodicals archive

In addition, why was only one ticket office in Trinity Road used, when you could have split the ticket issue (alphabetically perhaps) between all three outlets?

Letter: Villa ticket fiasco questions remain

Ask most Americans which news organization is the most ubiquitous and influential in Washington, and they'll probably name The Washington Post or perhaps split the ticket with CNN.

Required reading

Historically, Oregonians have split the ticket for politicians they like - voting for some Democrats and some Republicans.

Change of heart over Iraq or change of stripes for Smith?

HAnd split the ticket allocation down the middle with no slack being cut for the folk in the posh seats!

HUGH KEEVINS; MacDonald's happy deal

But as the shows grew more successful, Epstein demanded Sam split the ticket profits with him and Brian's brother.

I gave Epstein the Beatles ... he wiped me from history; MERSEYBLEAT: FORTY YEARS ON, AN EX-PROMOTER CLAIMS FAB FOUR'S MENTOR STOLE ALL THE GLORY FOR HIMSELF

Aberdeen and Celtic have split the tickets half and half so the Dons will walk out and see 50 per cent of the ground decked in red.

Celts won't catch me with my pants down; BETFRED LEAGUE CUP FINAL Lucky pink boxers are top drawers for Dons ace Shinnie

词组	split the ticket
释义	split the ticket split the ticket To vote for candidates from more than one political party for different roles in public office. It has become increasingly uncommon for voters to split the ticket by voting for candidates from both parties. See also: split, ticket Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. split the ticket (or your vote) vote for candidates of more than one party. US See also: split, ticket Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary split the ˈticket (American English, politics) vote for candidates from more than one party: Election officials are reminding voters that they may ‘split their ticket’ in the November election, unlike a state primary election. See also: split, ticket Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: split (one's) ticket split ticket ticker the shoe is on the other foot shoe is on the other foot shoe is on the other foot, the the boot is on the other foot ride off in all directions run off in all directions I’ve got to split References in periodicals archive In addition, why was only one ticket office in Trinity Road used, when you could have split the ticket issue (alphabetically perhaps) between all three outlets? Letter: Villa ticket fiasco questions remain Ask most Americans which news organization is the most ubiquitous and influential in Washington, and they'll probably name The Washington Post or perhaps split the ticket with CNN. Required reading Historically, Oregonians have split the ticket for politicians they like - voting for some Democrats and some Republicans. Change of heart over Iraq or change of stripes for Smith? HAnd split the ticket allocation down the middle with no slack being cut for the folk in the posh seats! HUGH KEEVINS; MacDonald's happy deal But as the shows grew more successful, Epstein demanded Sam split the ticket profits with him and Brian's brother. I gave Epstein the Beatles ... he wiped me from history; MERSEYBLEAT: FORTY YEARS ON, AN EX-PROMOTER CLAIMS FAB FOUR'S MENTOR STOLE ALL THE GLORY FOR HIMSELF Aberdeen and Celtic have split the tickets half and half so the Dons will walk out and see 50 per cent of the ground decked in red. Celts won't catch me with my pants down; BETFRED LEAGUE CUP FINAL Lucky pink boxers are top drawers for Dons ace Shinnie
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