Which of the following are accurate regarding educational attainment and voter turnout? Check all that apply.

Educational attainment has little or no impact on voter turnout in the United States as evidenced by the 2016 election.

Those most likely to vote in the 2016 election had an advanced degree.

The likelihood of voter turnout in the election of 2016 increased as level of education increased.

In the election of 2016, those most likely to vote had not graduated high school.

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Reese Boyd

Social Studies

18 August, 08:22

Which of the following are accurate regarding educational attainment and voter turnout? Check all that apply.

Educational attainment has little or no impact on voter turnout in the United States as evidenced by the 2016 election.

Those most likely to vote in the 2016 election had an advanced degree.

The likelihood of voter turnout in the election of 2016 increased as level of education increased.

In the election of 2016, those most likely to vote had not graduated high school.

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Zechariah Hickman · Answer 1

Zechariah Hickman 18 August, 08:36

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I think C It's the most reasonable

Camila Clay · Answer 2

The following are accurate regarding educational attainment and voter turnout:

The likelihood of voter turnout in the election of 2016 increased as level of education increased.

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Those most likely to vote in the 2016 election had an advanced degree.

Statistically, those who have an advanced education beyond high school are more likely to exercise the civic duty of the right to vote. These people are more than likely informed about their community, the impact of voting, and are devoted to getting their needs met by making their voice heard through voting.