I had a discussion going on in another thread about the constitutionality of cross-ticket voting, and I guess there are some issues with it. PBrunsel cannot officially be a VP candidate without a running mate.
You could still write in PBrunsel for VP, but according to some, here is how that would work:
I don't think cross-ticket voting is any different than any other write-in vote. You have to vote for a ticket, but that ticket can any combination you want. However it is extremely likley that these write-in tickets will be eliminated from contention very early in the counting process, so you are probably wasting your vote by doing so.
So if you vote "1.) Nym/PBrunsel", this is a valid vote, but it will be eliminated early unless there are a number of other such first place votes. It will never be counted as a vote for "Nym/Al".
You could cover you bases by voting :
1.) Nym/PBrunsel
2.) Nym/Al
In which case your write-in vote would quickly be transferred to the Nym/Al ticket.
It is too late for StevenNick to officially change running mates on the ballot.
