This is an example of split-ticket voting.
When many offices are up for election in a single election, split-ticket voting is when a voter chooses representatives from various political parties. Straight-ticket voting, in which a voter selects candidates for each office up for election from the same political party. Split-ticket voting is possible in some mixed-member systems that permit it, such as parallel and mixed-member proportional voting systems.
A voter who wants to elect the Democratic Party's nominee for the Senate, the Republican Party's nominee for the House of Representatives, the Green Party's nominee for county supervisor, and the Libertarian Party's nominee for the coroner is just one of many possible examples of split-ticket voting in the United States.
Tycho's decision to vote for a democrat for a governor and a republican for a senator is also an example of split-ticket voting.
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