Straight ticket voting.

Summary

The law lets voters mark a single straight‑party line even when an office elects more than one person, and it clarifies how those votes are counted alongside any individual selections. It affects all Indiana voters, candidates, and election officials by changing ballot design and vote‑counting procedures for at‑large and school‑board contests.

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