Voter registration in the United States
A. has vastly increased voter turnout.
B. began as a way of preventing voters from casting more than one ballot on election day.
C. applies to voting in general elections but not in primary elections.
D. was introduced as a means of keeping white males without property from voting.
E. is the responsibility of the government, which adds legally qualified individuals automatically to the registration rolls.
Answer: B
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