Which of the following is NOT a reason younger Americans are less likely to vote than older Americans?
A. They move more frequently.
B. Since they don't vote as much, parties tend to neglect them.
C. They are unlikely to be paying high taxes.
D. They are more reliant on government and trust the status quo.

The option indicating that younger Americans are more reliant on government and trust the status quo is not a reason for their lower voting rates. In reality, issues such as frequent moving, neglect by parties, and lower tax responsibilities contribute more to their voting behavior. Thus, the correct answer is D.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-07

The statement that younger Americans are more reliant on government and trust the status quo is not a reason for their lower voting rates. Factors like frequent relocation, neglect by political parties, and lower tax burdens significantly influence their voting behavior. Understanding these dynamics helps explain electoral trends in the U.S. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07