Amendments Art. LXXXVI | GROUPED BALLOT VOTING: SIMPLIFYING PARTY REPRESENTATION

Names of candidates of political parties for the offices of governor and lieutenant-governor shall be grouped on the official ballot for use at state elections according to the parties they represent, and the voter may cast a single vote for any such group, which shall count as a vote for each candidate in such group, but may not cast a vote for only one of the candidates in such group.

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