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Are there differences between voters and nonvoters? If those who vote are successful in electing officials who represent their ideas, will they be more likely to obtain favorable governmental policies? Who represents the nonvoters?

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This solution discusses whether there are differences between voters and nonvoters.

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There are definite differences between voters and nonvoters. Voters choose to participate in enacting the laws around them. Nonvoters choose to have no voice (for either the elected or the opposition) and ...

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