Which Statement Is NOT an Accurate Assessment of the Representation

question 33

Multiple Choice

Which statement is NOT an accurate assessment of the representation of political geography in the United States?

• A) States overall may be "red" or "blue," but there is often a great deal of county-by-county variation within states.
• B) States that have large areas may have significantly lower populations, and therefore fewer electoral votes, than states with much smaller areas.
• C) Most maps showing "red" and "blue" states provide an accurate picture of electoral geography in the United States.
• D) The concept of "purple America" shows where there are more complex voting patterns than the "red state" versus "blue state" design.

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