1.   Daniel Pearlman, an independent candidate from Taos, N.M., believes presidential ballots should contain no names so voters can select anyone they choose.

2.   Each voter selects his top five candidates.

3.   For this runoff, Louisiana voters have selected home-grown candidates who ran their campaigns close to the ground.

4.   In addition to Stockman, Texas voters also selected newcomer Mac Thornberry, a Republican from Amarillo.

5.   On Tuesday, voters will select delegates in eight states, including much of New England.

6.   Political scientists often argue that the United States would benefit if voters could select candidates from parties with clearly defined political and ideological differences.

7.   South Africa has a parliamentary system in which the voters select a party rather than individual candidates.

8.   The new system will allow voters to select candidates from parties other than their own.

9.   The site also includes a collection of uncaptioned photographs of candidates so that voters can select their president on looks alone.

10.   The voter then is limited to voting only in the primary that the voter selected.