vote a straight ticket

To cast a ballot in an election in which all of the candidates for whom one votes belong to the same political party. To be honest, I don't really follow politics, so I always just vote a straight ticket to try to help my political party as much as possible.

vote a straight ticket

Fig. to cast a ballot on which all one's votes are for members of the same political party. I'm not a member of any political party, so I never vote a straight ticket. I usually vote a straight ticket because I believe in the principles of one party and not in the other's.

See also: straight, ticket, vote

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

vote a split ticket
the honest truth
reckon (someone or something) among (someone or something)
reckon among
make an honest buck
earn an honest buck
an honest buck
honest to a fault
an honest broker
honest to God/goodness

References in periodicals archive

Its sponsors argued that people would still have been able to vote a straight ticket but would have had to do so one candidate at a time.

Analysis: Straight-Ticket Voting Could Hobble Swing-District Candidates

The visual text of the ad read, "Vote for Democrats." (25) Though not explicitly condoned in the advertisement, the implication was to vote a straight ticket. This goal was made markedly easier by the ability of Texas voters to do so with a single checkmark.

Check one and the accountability is done: the harmful impact of straight-ticket voting on judicial elections

词组	vote a straight ticket
释义	vote a straight ticket vote a straight ticket To cast a ballot in an election in which all of the candidates for whom one votes belong to the same political party. To be honest, I don't really follow politics, so I always just vote a straight ticket to try to help my political party as much as possible. See also: straight, ticket, vote Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. vote a straight ticket Fig. to cast a ballot on which all one's votes are for members of the same political party. I'm not a member of any political party, so I never vote a straight ticket. I usually vote a straight ticket because I believe in the principles of one party and not in the other's. See also: straight, ticket, vote McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: vote a split ticket the honest truth reckon (someone or something) among (someone or something) reckon among make an honest buck earn an honest buck an honest buck honest to a fault an honest broker honest to God/goodness References in periodicals archive Its sponsors argued that people would still have been able to vote a straight ticket but would have had to do so one candidate at a time. Analysis: Straight-Ticket Voting Could Hobble Swing-District Candidates The visual text of the ad read, "Vote for Democrats." (25) Though not explicitly condoned in the advertisement, the implication was to vote a straight ticket. This goal was made markedly easier by the ability of Texas voters to do so with a single checkmark. Check one and the accountability is done: the harmful impact of straight-ticket voting on judicial elections
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