Under cross-filing in state elections
a. candidates could be designated on more than one political party ballot in partisan elections.
b. nonpartisan and independent candidates could list their candidacy on other party ballots.
c. candidates could file to run under multiple party designations, thus reducing the meaning of party identification.
d. candidates could run for more than one office.
c
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