How does a preference ballot give more information about a voter than a traditional ballot?
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A preference ballot lists candidates in order of the voter’s preference, while a traditional ballot only shows the voter’s first choice.
A preference ballot lists candidates in order of the voter’s preference, while a traditional ballot only shows the voter’s first choice.
A preference ballot is longer than a traditional ballot, so the preference ballot has more personal information about the voter on it.
A preference ballot is longer than a traditional ballot, so the preference ballot has more personal information about the voter on it.
A preference ballot lists the voter’s name, while a traditional ballot is completely anonymous.
A preference ballot lists the voter’s name, while a traditional ballot is completely anonymous.
A preference ballot asks in-depth questions of the voter to confirm their identity.
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