The correct answer to this question is " voter registration and turnout increased." Between the years 1996 and 2004, <span>voter registration and turnout increased. This is a good sign of citizen's call to action in taking part to the country's future for the next generations to come.</span>
Voter registration and turnout in both parliamentary and presidential elections had been steadily increasing since 1996. 126 million was the total number of people who participated in the November 2004 election, an unprecedented high for a presidential election. The voter turnout in that election raised by 15 million voters from the 2000 election.
Many Republicans opposed the New Deal as they believed it illegally expanded the Federal Government past what was legally allowed under the Constitution.
