Do you need to vote in every race on your ballot?

(NEXSTAR) – After months of campaigning, Election Day has finally arrived. If you didn’t take advantage of early voting options, it’s now time to head to your polling place and cast your ballot.

You may, though, find yourself being asked to vote in a race you haven’t been following or on a ballot measure you don’t have a desire to weigh in on.

If that’s the case, you do not have to vote for a candidate or option in either section. You can instead leave it blank and vote in other sections. This would be considered an “undervote,” meaning you voted in fewer races, appointments, or amendment questions than you were permitted........

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