Which of the Following Is NOT True Regarding Voter Decisions

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT true regarding voter decisions on ballot measures?

• A) Voters tend to use easily available "shortcuts" for information.
• B) Since ballot measures are mainly put forth by citizens and not politicians, partisanship is not a reliable predictor of how people will vote.
• C) The availability of information shortcuts may explain why there are few examples of initiatives passing that are later found to be unpopular with the voters who approved them.
• D) In some states, official state agencies mail every registered voter a pamphlet listing each ballot proposal with arguments for and against it.

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