Multiple Choice
What is the voting paradox?
A) the observation that less than 60 percent of those eligible to vote actually vote
B) the observation that majority voting may not always result in consistent choices
C) the idea that wealthy corporations are able to sway politicians to act in ways contrary to the desires of the majority
D) People are aware that their votes will not change the political outcome since these outcomes are predetermined by a group of influential politicians.
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