second ballot

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After that is done, the secondballot presents itself, and the voter settles down to his or her more serious convictions.
The implication is that party dominates ideology in shaping the secondballot vote.
On the secondballot, however, ideology came into prominence.
However, on the secondballot, ideology clearly has a stronger effect than party.
On the secondballot, the coefficients for all the left-right groupings are easily statistically significant.
However, on the secondballot the voter chooses the party candidate he or she 'really' wants.
The pro-reform group won on the secondballot because abstention patterns benefited it in two ways.
The suggestion is that on the secondballot ideology now dominates party identification as an explanation of vote choice.
On the secondballot, the electorate divided into ideological camps of left and right.
The fact that ideology outweighs party on the secondballot is, at one level, unsurprising.
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