After national races come the local ones, leading toward the bottom of the ballot toward judges, justices of the peace and constables. The first group who make it to the bottom of the ballot is probably those most dedicated to the legal community, Edwards said, followed by those who are involved in the political process. Then comes friends and family who know the candidate. Then comes name identification. The more candidates there are to choose from, the more attention voters seem to pay to the race.
Voter turnout is a very significant key to any campaign.
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