Considering the reasons given for not voting in Figure 13.4, Why People Don't Vote, what steps could a candidate take during a campaign to address the most important of these reasons? Explain how an active and organized campaign could prevent low
voter turnout.
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Highlight that the most important reason people don't vote, according to Figure 13.4, is that they are too busy.
2, Explain ways that campaigns can become more active and organized in order to motivate people who otherwise would not vote because they are too busy. This may include local-level party organization such as tracking who hasn't voted and calling to remind them.
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Answer:
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