Question

How are minorities and the poor more likely to vote?

Group of answer choices

They almost always will vote for Republican candidates

They almost always will vote for Democratic candidates

Their votes are three times less likely to be counted

Their votes disproportionately affect the outcomes of nominating caucuses

Answer 1

Their votes are three times less likely to be counted

Step-by-step explanation:

Obtaining an ID can be costly, and individuals who lack government-issued identification are more likely to be younger, less educated, impoverished, and be part of the minority. Also, the illiteracy rate of the minority population is higher than the national illiteracy rate.