When could a citizen’s decision to not vote in an election be viewed as political participation?
A. Because the citizen was too busy to vote on election day.
B. Because the citizen was part of a coordinated effort to boycott an election that was widely viewed as rigged.
C. Because the citizen was disinterested in the election
D. Because the citizen forgot to vote on election day.
Answer:A
When could a citizen’s decision to not vote in an election be viewed as political participation?
A. Because the citizen was too busy to vote on election day. B. Because the citizen was part of a coordinated effort to boycott an election that was widely viewed as rigged. C. Because the citizen was disinterested in the election D. Because the citizen forgot to vote on election day.