here's a couple cites for proposition rolloff:

Nichols, Stephen M. 1998. "State Referendum Voting, Ballot Roll-Off, and the Effect of
New Electoral Technology." State & Local Government Review 30(2): 106-117.

Kimball, David C. and Martha Kropf. 2008. Voting technology, ballot measures, and residual votes. American Politics
Research vol. 36(4): 479–509.

Darcy, R. and Anne Schneider. 1989. “Confusing Ballots, Roll-off and the Black
Vote.” Western Political Quarterly 42:347-64.

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I am looking for research on ballot fatigue caused by too many offices on a single ballot. Secondarily, ballot fatigue caused by too many measures on a ballot would be helpful, though my primary interest relates to the number of offices. Any suggestions? 




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