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CrossState Strategic Voting Gordon B. DahlJoseph EngelbergRunjing LuWilliam MullinsAugust 31, 2024AbstractWe estimate that 3.1% of US voters, or 6.1 million individuals, were registered to vote in

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How to fill out cross-state strategic voting

1. Identify the candidates in your state and understand their positions.
2. Research the polling data in key swing states where your preferred candidate may have a better chance of winning.
3. Determine which state to vote in based on the strategic importance of that state and the likelihood of your preferred candidate winning there.
4. Check the voter registration requirements and deadlines for the state where you plan to vote.
5. Register to vote in the selected state if you are not already registered.
6. Plan your travel to the selected state to vote in person, or find out if you can vote absentee if unable to travel.
7. Cast your vote strategically for the candidate who has the best chance of defeating a less preferred opponent.

Who needs cross-state strategic voting?

1. Voters in states with closely contested elections who want to maximize the impact of their vote.
2. Supporters of a candidate who is polling lower in their own state but has a better chance in another state.
3. Individuals concerned about voting outcomes and wanting to ensure their preferred policies are enacted.
4. Voters in states with overwhelming majorities for one party who may want to influence elections in swing states.

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What is cross-state strategic voting?

Cross-state strategic voting refers to the practice where voters in one state cast their votes in a manner intended to influence the outcome of elections in another state, often to support a candidate or policy that will benefit their interests.

Who is required to file cross-state strategic voting?

Individuals or organizations involved in cross-state strategic voting activities that meet specific criteria outlined by election authorities may be required to file disclosures or reports regarding their voting strategies and expenditures.

How to fill out cross-state strategic voting?

Filling out cross-state strategic voting typically involves completing a designated form that collects information about the voter's intent, the state in which they are voting, and any involvement in influencing elections across states.

What is the purpose of cross-state strategic voting?

The purpose of cross-state strategic voting is to enhance the impact of individual votes in elections that may affect broader regional or national outcomes, thereby promoting specific political agendas or candidates.

What information must be reported on cross-state strategic voting?

Information that must be reported includes details about voter intent, states involved, expenditures related to strategic voting efforts, and any collaborations with organizations or individuals promoting such voting practices.