Adjective
down-ticket (comparative more down-ticket, superlative most down-ticket)
Synonym of down-ballot
He also spoke at that party dinner after Sanders, and he draw a direct contrast, saying that some of Sanders' plans were unrealistic, and he suggested that he could be a drag on down-ticket Democrats. Source: Internet
Incumbents are rarely defeated in down-ticket races like water districts, where the average voter has had little exposure to the candidates and their positions. Source: Internet
With new grassroots energy yielding improbable down-ticket wins, they very nearly took control of the Virginia House of Delegates, which had been 2-to-1 Republican. Source: Internet
The Zoom session was a virtual bid to crank up the troops to beat Trump and elect down-ticket Illinois Democrats. Source: Internet
There’s concern among Republicans -- and hope among Democrats -- that Donald Trump’s high unfavorable ratings will prompt some GOP voters to stay home, hurting not only Trump’s chances but also down-ticket Republican candidates. Source: Internet