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Which of the following statements regarding rational voter ignorance are true? Check all that apply. The principle of rational voter ignorance explains a low voter turnout in an election. Rational voter ignorance occurs when people decide not to vote after studying and rejecting the political positions of all candidates involved in the election. A rationally ignorant voter may choose a political candidate based simply on party affiliation or public appearances rather the candidate\'s positions on a wide range of issues. Solution 1st option. Rational voter has ignorance problem and they just are lazy to come to vote that shows it Some voters choose not to vote, In some countries there is an option called NOTA(none of the above) Yes its rational but not rationally ignorant.
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RBC- Rotating biological contractor
GPSD-Greater peoria sanitary district
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