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No type of voting precedes a secret ballot. All ballots are secret.

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In the United States, two forms of voting were common before the 1890s, when the Australian or secret ballot was adopted. In some areas, viva-voce voting was used. That is, voters simply walked up to the polling-place clerk and called out their choices while the clerk wrote them down. In other areas, partisan paper ballots were used. In those areas, most voters used pre-printed "party tickets" distributed by the parties, although it was legal to edit the party ticket by crossing out names you didn't like, or splitting your ticket -- literally using scissors to cut up party tickets and glue the pieces together to support candidates from multiple parties. In the extreme, you could make your own ticket from blank paper and write out the candidates you liked.

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