Posted by Cb on Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 9:16pm.
d) because before the 20th century voters would be given multiple identities by party machines and so they would vote more than once in elections so it appeared that voter turnout was high and that it has declined during the 20th century. Actually it has seemed to decline because vote fraud has been declined not voter turnout.
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