The MOST important demographic variables that influence whether or not a person votes are a. political ideology, income, and occupation. b. education, income, and age. c. age, political party affiliation, and income. d. education, interest in politics, and occupation.

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1 December, 02:27

The MOST important demographic variables that influence whether or not a person votes are a. political ideology, income, and occupation. b. education, income, and age. c. age, political party affiliation, and income. d. education, interest in politics, and occupation.

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Trinity Brown · Answer 1

b. education, income, and age.

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A US bureau of statistic publication of 1999 titled "Are There Differences in Registration and Voting Behavior Between Naturalized and Native-born Americans?" assert that individuals of higher social or economic status whether based on educational level or income level are more likely to vote because they seem to have a higher stake in society. additionally, the tendency to vote.