Crossword Clue: Ballot abbr.
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Ballot abbr."
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- A neighbor of Ill.
- Abbr. for those who don't like parties
- Abbr. on some ballots
- Beethoven's Symphony #2 __ major
- Bernie Sanders' party (Abbr.)
- AFC South team on scoreboards
- Birthplace of Rex Stout and Kurt Vonnegut: Abbr.
- Bach's "Toccata and Fugue ___ minor"
- Bach's ''Toccata and Fugue ___ Minor''
- Ballot abbr.
- Ballot word: Abbr.
- Alternative to Dem. and Rep.
- Alternative to Rep. to Dem.
- Grain Belt st.
- Great Lakes st.
- Home of Christmas Lake Village: Abbr.
- "From the east to western ___": Shak.
- Certain voter: Abbr.
- Ft. Wayne locale
- Ft. Wayne's home
- Ft. Wayne's state
- It borders Ky.
- Hoosier St. airport code
- Hoosier St.
- Hoosier State (Abbr.)
- Hoosier's abbr.
- Hoosier's home (abbr.)
- Hoosiers' home: Abbr.
- Designation of Sen. Angus King of Maine
- Designation of two US senators
- Gary loc.
- Gary's home: Abbr.
- Gary's loc.
- Gary's place (abbr.)
- Gary's st.
- Gary's state: Abbr.
- Corn Belt st.
- It's across the Wabash River from Ill.
- It's east of Ill.
- Its st. flower is the peony
- It's w. of Oh.
- Having no polit. affiliation
- Ill. neighbor
- Illinois neighbor: Abbr.
- Evansville's st.
- Former VP Dan Quayle's state
- Colts, on a scoreboard
- Gov. Craig's state: Abbr.
- Like Beethoven's Second Symphony
- Like Beethoven's Second
- Like Bernie Sanders, before 2015: Abbr.
- Like Brahms' Symphony No. 2
- Not the party sort: Abbr.
- Not the party type: Abbr.
- Not the party type?: Abbr.
- Not voting the party line: Abbr.
- Ken. neighbor
- Where the Wabash R. flows
- Where Tippecanoe Cty. is
- Like Joe Lieberman: Abbr.
- Notre Dame U. home
- Like Maine Sen. Angus King
- Like Maine's Sen. Angus King
- Out of favor (with)
- Like many write-in candidates: Abbr.
- Like Pachelbel's Canon
- Like Perot in the 1992 pres. election
- Like Ross Perot, in 1992: abbr.
- The Colts, on a scoreboard
- The Colts, on scoreboards
- Kind of candidate: Abbr.
- Like Sen. Sanders
- N.Y. subway
- N.Y.C. subway
- N.Y.C. subway line
- Like some candidates: Abbr.
- NYJ's opponent this weekend
- O. borders it
- Pacers' home: Abbr.
- Pachelbel's Canon ___
- Like some polit. tickets
- Like some pools and gardens
- Like some tickets: Abbr.
- Like some who are not Rep. or Dem.
- The Hoosier State: Abbr.
- The Hoosier State (Abbr.)
- Muncie's st.
- Like Vermont's Sen. Sanders, pre-2015
- Like Vermont's Sen. Sanders
- Like Vt. Senator Sanders
- The Ohio R. forms its southern border
- Line C, maybe, in a voting booth: Abbr.
- Voter's choice: Abbr.
- Line in a voting booth: Abbr.
- Row C abbr., maybe
- Row C, maybe: Abbr.
- VP Pence's home
- Oft-targeted voter: Abbr.
- Ky. neighbor
- Oh./Ill. separator
- Pol. choice
- Pol. label
- Polit. abbr.
- Polit. designation
- Polit. label
- Polit. maverick
- Political abbr.
- Political designation: Abbr.
- Political maverick: Abbr.
- Political poll abbr.
- Politically unaffiliated (Abbr.)
- Politically unaffiliated: Abbr.
- Poll abbr.
- Lake Mich. state
- Nat. of Nagpur
- Loc. of Gary
- Party-shunning: Abbr.
- Party ticket on which H. Ross Perot ran in 1992
- Mich. neighbor
- Neighbor of Ill and Mich..
- Neighbor of Ill.
- Neighbor of Ky.
- Neighbor of Mich. and Ill.
- Neighbor of Mich.
- Neither blue nor red?: Abbr.
- Neither dem. nor rep.
- Neither red nor blue?: Abbr.
- Neither Rep. nor Dem.
- Neither Rep. or Dem.
- Neither Republican nor Democrat: Abbr.
- Midwest state: Abbr.
- Midwest state where "Parks and Recreation" is set: Abbr.
- Mike Pence was its gov.
- Red man: Abbr.
- Perot follower: Abbr.
- Rep. or Dem. alternative
- Non-party regular: Abbr.
- Nonaffiliated voter: Abbr.
- Not a party person?: Abbr.
- Not affiliated with a political party: Abbr.
- Not affiliated with any party: Abbr.
- Like 23 of Haydn's symphonies
- Not bound to Hillary or Donald: Abbr.
- Not committed to a pol. party
- Not D. or R.
- Not Dem. nor Rep.
- Not Dem. or Rep.
- Not of a party: Abbr.
- Not red, blue, or Green?: Abbr.
- Not Rep. or Dem.
- Not Rep. or Democrat
- Like an unaffiliated rep.
- Like Bach's "Magnificat"
- South Bend's st.
- Sans affiliation: Abbr.
- Swing voter (abbr.)
- Swing voter: Abbr.
- Swing voter, for short
- Swing voter, perhaps: Abbr.
- Third line on a ballot: Abbr.
- Third line on many a ballot: Abbr.
- Third party abbr.
- Third-party abbr.
- Unaffiliated: Abbr.
- Unaffiliated, for short
- Unaffiliated pol
- Unaffiliated politically: Abbr.
- Unaffiliated voter (abbr.)
- Unaffiliated voter: abbr.
- St. whose name is part of its capital's name
- State: Abbr.
- State adjoining Ill.
- State that joined the Union in 1816: Abbr.
- State where Fort Wayne and Terre Haute are: Abbr.
- State whose quarter says "Crossroads of America": Abbr.
- Sen. Angus King, e.g.
- Sen. Angus King's affiliation
- Sen. Capehart's state: Abbr.
- Sen. King designation
- Sen. Lieberman's affiliation, now
- Sen. Lieberman's classification
- Sen. Lugar's home
- Sen. Sanders's designation until November 2015
- Terre Hautes state: Abbr.
- Senator Sanders of Vt., on ballots
- Where E. Chicago is
- Where Ft. Wayne is
Recent Usage of Ballot abbr. in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Ballot abbr." have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Ballot abbr. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - April 25, 2016
- LA Times - April 20, 2012
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Sept. 3, 2010
- New York Times - March 27, 2005
- New York Times - June 27, 1999
- New York Times - Jan. 9, 1994
