Voter turnout is highest among those 65 and older and lowest among those in the age bracket of 18 to 24.
<h3> Who is more likely to vote in elections ?</h3>
- More likely to vote are those with higher education levels, older age groups, women, married individuals, and those who identify as white in general.
- Less likely to vote are those between the ages of 18 and 24, those without education, those from Hispanic backgrounds, men, single, and those without a job.
- Age, education, and income all influence voting behavior; older voters are more likely to vote than younger ones.Exclusively Americans who are (a) registered voters and (b) have expressed a strong intention to cast a ballot in the upcoming election are included in surveys of "likely voters," which are only conducted among Americans.
- Women (68.4%) and men (65.0%) both cast ballots, which is similar to previous elections.As people aged, got more knowledge, and made more money, they voted more frequently as well.Voter participation rates ranged from 51.4% for those aged 18 to 24 to 76.0% for those aged 65 to 74.
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The last sentence out of all of the sentences is grammatically correct - He couldn't find his baseball glove; it was under a pile of clothes.
I am not perfect at this but I think it would be C. A is comparing the price of a cruise to the price of an island, B - the either and maybe do not flow together, and in D groomed and fed are in past tense and water and clean are present.
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