Regular Voters Tend to Be Characterized by a

question 34

Multiple Choice

Regular voters tend to be characterized by a

• A)strong sense of alienation,which motivates them to try to change government.
• B)strong sense of civic duty.
• C)desire to use government as a vehicle to help other Americans rather than themselves.
• D)strong sense of independence,which motivates them to try to defeat incumbents.
• E)All of these answers are correct.

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