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What is a structural barrier to voting?
What is a structural barrier to voting?
- A requirement for voter ID that disproportionately affects minority communities (correct)
- Restrictive ballot access laws
- Long lines at polling stations
- Voter apathy
- Campaign advertisements
Which of the following best describes a structural barrier to voting?
Which of the following best describes a structural barrier to voting?
- Gerrymandering that dilutes the voting power of certain communities (correct)
- Lack of interest in politics among the youth
- Social media campaigns by political candidates
- Equal representation of diverse communities in elected offices
- Voter fraud impacting election outcomes
Which factor can be considered a structural barrier to voting?
Which factor can be considered a structural barrier to voting?
- High voter turnout in local elections
- Limited early voting opportunities in certain neighborhoods (correct)
- Easy access to absentee ballots for all eligible voters
- Public opinion polls influencing election results
- Civic education programs in schools
What is an interest group?
What is an interest group?
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What is the primary goal of an interest group?
What is the primary goal of an interest group?
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How do interest groups typically influence public policy?
How do interest groups typically influence public policy?
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