Question ID:PT89 S4 Q15 Passage:Candidate: In each election in the last ten years, the candidate who supported property tax reform received a significant majority of the votes in the northeastern part of my district. In no other part of my district has there been any discernible pattern of voting for or against property tax reform. Therefore, in order to attract additional voters in the northeastern part of my district without alienating voters elsewhere, all I need to do is to go on record as favoring property tax reform. Stem:The reasoning in the candidate's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the candidate Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:would not attempt to enact property tax reform if elected Choice B:draws opposite conclusions about voting patterns in different parts of the district Choice C:draws a general conclusion about patterns of voting based on a small sample Choice D:surmises from the fact that two phenomena are correlated that one causes the other Choice E:draws a conclusion based solely on data that are ten years old