When comparing elections in democracies around the world,
A) British citizens vote more than in any other democracy in the world.
B) Mexican citizens vote more than in any other democracy in the world.
C) Canadian citizens vote much less than those in the United States.
D)Citizens of Mexico, Canada, and Britain all vote more than citizens of the United States.
E) United State citizens vote much more than those in Britain but less than those in Canada.
C
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a. Most whites and African Americans believe the criminal justice system is fundamentally unfair. b. When the victim is black, whites and African Americas attribute police brutality to individual malfeasance by officers, not as racism. c. Whites see the disproportionate percentages of African Americans in prison as discrimination, whereas African Americans see it as a product of greater criminality among African Americans. d. Most whites believe the criminal justice system is fundamentally fair; most African Americans do not.
Why are some people concerned about electronic voting?
a. Electronic voting could increase election costs to the states. b. Electronic voting could increase election fraud. c. Electronic voting could increase the amount of uniformed voters. d. Electronic voting could increase the probability that the poor will vote.
To a great extent, interest group pressure shapes the legislative process
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Under many circumstances, increased media attention can favor an incumbent president; however, it can easily damage a campaign when __________
A) the president fails to fix a problem and the media implies he is making it worse B) another news story focuses attention elsewhere C) a challenging candidate makes a political "gaff," attracting media attention to himself D) the president fixes a problem to the dissatisfaction of the opposing party