In general, Americans with high incomes vote at: A. the same rate as any other income group.
B. a lower rate than any other income group.
C. a higher rate than those earning less money.
D. a lower rate than those earning less money.
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In general, Americans with high incomes vote at: A. the same rate as any other income group.
B. a lower rate than any other income group.
C. a higher rate than those earning less money.
D. a lower rate than those earning less money.
C. a higher rate than those earning less money.
In general, Americans with high incomes tend to vote at a higher rate than those earning less money. This is often attributed to various factors, including greater political engagement, access to resources that facilitate voting, and higher confidence in the electoral process.