a person who votes in the presidential election but does not vote for a congressional candidate in the same election is known as:

a. a "cannot-voter"
b. a "nonvoting voter"
c. an independent voter
d. an actual nonvoter.

i think its d.

4 answers

I'm not sure about this one. Can you find these terms defined in your textbook?
its b.
Didja,

You'll need to back that up. Where did you get your information?

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Of the choices, I agree d. The person actually did not vote in the congressional election. The nonvoting voter is refering to in b as a person who claimed after the election to have voted, but in fact, did not.
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