In Large National Elections, the Probability That Any One Voter

question 112

Multiple Choice

In large national elections, the probability that any one voter will cast the vote that decides the election is

• A) 90 percent.
• B) 50 percent.
• C) 10 percent.
• D) essentially zero.

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