Is the term 'canceling each other's vote' a fallacy or fact?

Just thought I'd throw this question out. If my girlfriend and I are
voting in the same party primary, but voting for different
candidates, are we indeed 'canceling each other's vote'? I say 'nay'
but what does the math say?

Thanks!
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