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Originally Posted by Kitsune
George W. Bush (REP)
John F. Kerry (DEM)
Michael A. Peroutka (CPF)
Michael Badnarik (LIB)
David Cobb (GRE)
James Harris (SWP)
Walter F. Brown (SPF)
Ralph Nader (REF)
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Is the party listing always the same, Rep first, Dem second and whoeverelse third? If they are, is there anything on whether or not the Republican set in a given election situation gets more votes because people who might not be sure in the booth simply select the first in the line? It's like a huge multiple choice question with no correct answer. It doesn't have to be a significant number of votes more to swing an election either way.
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