down-ballot
adjective US uk/?da?n?b?l.?t/ us/?da?n?b?l.?t/
（竞选相对不那么重要的政治职位的人，或者这些人之间的竞争）下方票的，低位票的
used to refer to people who are trying to get elected for less important political jobs, whose names are printed lower down on the ballot (= list of people you can vote for), or to contests between these people
In Missouri, only a few down-ballot candidates have benefited so far from the end of donation limits. 在密苏里州，到目前为止，只有少数几名低位票候选人从取消捐赠限额的做法中获益。
It's difficult for Democrats in down-ballot races to get attention. 争夺下方票的民主党人很难得到关注。
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