“States like Nevada, Idaho, Montana and South Dakota, which all include large stretches of tribal land, held their primary elections almost entirely by mail.”
The author provides this evidence to support which idea in the passage?
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Rather than consisting of a standard number and street name, the addresses of many Native Americans are instructions.
Rather than consisting of a standard number and street name, the addresses of many Native Americans are instructions.
Even before the pandemic began, residents living on reservations found voting by mail difficult.
Even before the pandemic began, residents living on reservations found voting by mail difficult.
The nontraditional addresses of many Native Americans living on tribal reservations make voting by mail difficult.
The nontraditional addresses of many Native Americans living on tribal reservations make voting by mail difficult.
Voting by mail became the main way to vote in many state elections because of the coronavirus.
Voting by mail became the main way to vote in many state elections because of the coronavirus.
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The author provides this evidence to support the idea that:
The nontraditional addresses of many Native Americans living on tribal reservations make voting by mail difficult.
This choice reflects the context of the evidence, as it implies that the unique addressing systems in tribal areas may contribute to complications in the mail-in voting process, even when it is used more widely during circumstances such as the pandemic.
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