Election Day should be acknowledged as a celebration of democracy throughout the nation.
There are many ways to increase voter turnout aside from making Election Day a federal holiday.
Claim: Voting is one of the most vital civic duties of every American, yet millions of eligible voters do not vote on Election Day
because they have work or other obligations. Therefore, Election Day should be made a federal holiday.
A student is writing an argument supporting the claim above. What should they include in the concluding statement? Select the two correct answers.
Election Day should be acknowledged as a celebration of democracy throughout the nation.
Countries where elections are held on federal holidays have voter turnout rates of higher than 90 percent.
There are many major employers who already allow their workers to take the day off on Election Day.
There are many ways to increase voter turnout aside from making Election Day a federal holiday.
Yes, it is true that private employers would not be required to give their workers a day off.
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Election Day should be acknowledged as a celebration of democracy throughout the nation.
There are many ways to increase voter turnout aside from making Election Day a federal holiday.
Election Day should be acknowledged as a celebration of democracy throughout the nation.
There are many ways to increase voter turnout aside from making Election Day a federal holiday.