Several demographic variables are most important in affecting turnout at the polls. Which of the following is NOT one of those variables?
A) education
B) income
C) age
D) residency
Question 2
A caucus is ________.
A) an election where voters can choose which party's candidates they want to vote for
B) an election in which voters declare a party affiliation and can only vote for that party's candidates
C) a meeting of local party members at which they choose delegates dedicated to particular candidates
D) the competition among candidates for frontrunner status
E) essentially the same thing as a primary
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