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The term "non-voter" describes a person who is A. not allowed to vote. B. eligible to vote but chooses not to C. overseas during an election. D. a convicted felon.

The term "non-voter" describes a person who is A. not allowed to vote. B. eligible to vote but chooses not to C. overseas during an election. D. a convicted felon.
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The term "non-voter" describes a person who is

A. not allowed to vote.
B. eligible to vote but chooses not to
C. overseas during an election.
D. a convicted felon.

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The correct answer would be B. A non-voter is someone who chooses not to vote even though they are eligible to do so.
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