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cmv: Voting party lines is a cancer in American (potentially others) politics.

By voting "Party Line" I mean selecting the option to not look at the entire ballot and just cast a vote for a single party. By cancer I refer to the increase of separation between people of different political parties.  
There was a lack of basic information available (at least for me in SC, USA) on candidates and an increase in people digging deeper into their echo chambers. I find the "Party Line" option to be guilting of perpetuating Political separation. The rise of rank choice voting is great but the removal of voting "Party Line" should come with it.  
I don't see any benefit outside of saving time at poling stations.
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Saving time at polling places is a HUGE perk. In states with restrictive early voting laws, a small number of locations to vote and high thresholds for ID verification, people have to spend hours waiting to vote. Couple this with the fact that voting takes place on a work day, and is not a national holiday, and you have a pretty potent cocktail for discouraged voters.