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In general, Americans with high incomes vote at the same rate as any other income group. a lower rate than any other income group. a higher rate than those earning less money. a lower rate than those earning less money.

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Over the past 50 years, the highest-earning 20% of U.S. households have steadily brought in a larger share of the country’s total income.

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In general, Americans with high incomes vote a higher rate than those earning less money.

In general, American elections have a trend of people who earn high incomes voting more than those who earn lower incomes. Several reasons have been suggested for this such as:

  • People with higher incomes can afford to make time to vote
  • People with higher incomes are usually more educated and understand the need to vote
  • People with higher incomes have certain resources such as transport that enables them to vote more

In conclusion, a general trend in the U.S. shows that people with high incomes vote more than those with lower incomes which is not healthy because those with lower incomes need to get people in power who are more sympathetic to them.

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