Author Question: Asians and Hispanics make up a smaller portion of the electorate than of the general population ... (Read 128 times)

TVarnum · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

Asians and Hispanics make up a smaller portion of the electorate than of the general population because they are

a. more likely to be noncitizens and therefore ineligible to vote.
b. often not provided with ballots printed in their native languages.
c. often turned away at the polls.
d. often unable to pass the literacy tests.
e. unable to pay the poll tax.

Question 2

Why do many citizens choose to vote despite the inconvenience or relative insignificance of a single vote?

a. Many cities charge higher taxes to those who do not vote.
b. Their jobs require them to participate in the political process.
c. They are required by law to vote.
d. They have been paid to cast their vote for a particular candidate.
e. They view it as a responsibility of citizenship.