ITT: Describe lesser known ticket splitters

[Wormless Gourd]

Describe lesser known archetypes(or people you've met) that split their tickets.

I'll start with real ones;
A 20yo Mexican-American community college student who voted Biden-Tillis-downballot Ds
A very online progressive female university student who voted all D except Troxler for NC Agriculture Commissioner
Military enlisted male that voted third party for president, Cal Cunningham and the rest Republican
Sanders '16, Trump '16, downballot Ds -> Sanders '20, Biden '20, downballot Rs older rural non-college white PA woman

[Sol]

A very online progressive female university student who voted all D except Troxler for NC Agriculture Commissioner

lol--I assume this person ended up having some extremely online criticism of wadsworth

[Wormless Gourd]

lol--I assume this person ended up having some extremely online criticism of wadsworth

Surprisingly she thought voting out Troxler would impact the quality of the state fair and that the office was basically inconsequential.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

I think my stepdad literally alternated between voting for Republicans and Democrats on his ballot

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

While my mom and I were living in New Jersey when I was growing up, she'd vote straight D except for Constituent Services God Chris Smith, even though my mom is an unreconstructed seventies feminist and Smith is an abortion hardliner.

[ꙮ]

My grandmother is a Trump '16/Trump '20, Astorino '14/Molinaro '18, Babinec '16/Brindisi '18/Brindisi '20 voter.

Conclusion: I think she just really dislikes Claudia Tenney.

[TransfemmeGoreVidal]

My grandmother is a Trump '16/Trump '20, Astorino '14/Molinaro '18, Babinec '16/Brindisi '18/Brindisi '20 voter.

Conclusion: I think she just really dislikes Claudia Tenney.

Funny enough in 2020 I met a split ticket voter in Staten Island that was voting for Astorino and the Democrat running (who lost by like fifteen points) which definitely made him a pretty radical outlier in that election cycle, the opposite (A Cuomo-Michael Grimm voter) was far more common.