Multiple Choice
The textbook authors argue that voting is important because
A) all elections are decided by a handful of votes.
B) Americans have so few opportunities to vote since we have so few elections.
C) it is required and people have to pay a fine if they fail to vote.
D) there are so rarely any real differences between candidates.
E) election outcomes have policy consequences.
Correct Answer:
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