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| *Steven* |
 Mar 27 2008, 07:57 PM
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Assuming the election permits it, the option of adding who you would want should your main pick not succeed.
For instance, let's go back to the 90s. Bush Clinton and Perot. Perot took enough votes away from Bush to cost him the election to Clinton. Ballot: Clinton Bush - 2nd Perot - 1st Had Perot not won, Bush would have picked up those who had marked their ballot that way. Same goes for Clinton if they marked Perot first and Clinton second. lolwut |
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