What is the importance of socioeconomic status when analyzing voter turnout rates in America? A. Socioeconomic status is important to researchers who want to understand why people vote for one
political party over another.
B. Socioeconomic status is a key indicator of voter turnout and reveals gaps in access and opportunity when
it comes to voting.
C. Socioeconomic status is key to understanding why certain races, ethnicities, genders, and age groups do
not vote.
D. Socioeconomic status allows researchers to group certain characteristics together to make analyzing
voter turnout easier