Which of the following is correct regarding voter turnout in the United States?
A) Churchgoers are more likely to vote than are non-church goers.
B) Jews are more likely to vote than Catholics, and Catholics vote more than Protestants.
C) College graduates vote substantially more than people with high school or grade school education.
D) All of the above.
E) Only A and B are correct.
Question 2
Concerning voter turnout, which of the following is correct?
A) College graduates vote substantially more than people with only high school or grade school educations.
B) Protestants vote more than Catholics, but Catholics vote more than Jews.
C) Non-church goers are more likely to vote than are churchgoers.
D) Muslims vote more than Jewish voters.
E) Democratic voters dominate in the Midwest states.
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