In the United States, most states A. automatically register a person to vote when he or she acquires a driver's license. B. voter registration requirements have usually been set by the states. C. voter registration periods and locations are highly publicized by the states, but registration requirements prevent many from taking advantage of them. D. the federal government prevents states from forcing residents to register in advance of the election instead of on Election Day.

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Vance Watts

Social Studies

11 March, 15:01

In the United States, most states A. automatically register a person to vote when he or she acquires a driver's license. B. voter registration requirements have usually been set by the states. C. voter registration periods and locations are highly publicized by the states, but registration requirements prevent many from taking advantage of them. D. the federal government prevents states from forcing residents to register in advance of the election instead of on Election Day.

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Jaylan Clark · Answer 1

B. voter registration requirements have usually been set by the states

Explanation:

In United States, voter registration requirements have usually been set by the state. The requirements ranges from age, to registration deadline, thus, different states has its laws and rule, which serves as the basic requirements to vote.

Also, since Elections are state-by-state contests and because of differences in political cultures from state to state, the process of voter registration varies.