No more straight-ticket option in voting booths this November

by Evan Donovan

Tue, October 4th 2016, 2:08 AM UTC

The 2013 law eliminated straight-ticket voting, meaning that in the November election, for the first time, you'll no longer be able to fill out one bubble to vote all-Democrat, or all-Republican. (Image: State Board of Elections)

The 2013 law eliminated straight-ticket voting, meaning that in the November election, for the first time, you'll no longer be able to fill out one bubble to vote all-Democrat, or all-Republican. (Image: State Board of Elections)

The 2013 law eliminated straight-ticket voting, meaning that in the November election, for the first time, you'll no longer be able to fill out one bubble to vote all-Democrat, or all-Republican. (Image: State Board of Elections)

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The 2013 law eliminated straight-ticket voting, meaning that in the November election, for the first time, you'll no longer be able to fill out one bubble to vote all-Democrat, or all-Republican. (Image: State Board of Elections)

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