5.2 FRQ: Voter Turnout Influences
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Voter turnout is influenced by constitutional provisions, voting laws, and demographics. Identify the effect of one of the following amendments on the electorate: Fifteenth Amendment, Nineteenth Amendment, Twenty-sixth Amendment. Explain how each of the following factors may affect voter turnout: Motor Voter Laws, Photo Identification Laws. Select one of the following demographic features and describe its relationship to the likelihood of a person voting in an election: Education, Age.
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