People with a higher income are more likely to vote in an election.

Well-educated people are less likely to vote in an election.

Minorities are more likely to vote Republican.

Women are less likely to vote Democrat.

Evangelical Christians are less likely to vote in an election.

poorer areas support the Republican Party and wealthier areas support the Democratic Party

as taxation is raised on the wealthiest in society the economy tends to perform worse

Americans believe in keeping taxes low for the wealthiest in society because they might one day be wealthy and would not want to pay high taxes

as immigration rates increase the average income of the immigrant population tends to decline

since the beginning of the twenty-first century, the income equality in the United States has expanded dramatically

It is each and every American citizen's duty to vote and engage in the political process.

It is the duty of every representative to act in the best interests of the district which elects him or her.

The media has a responsibility to report on elections with equal and fair treatment.

The media has a duty to report responsibly on the armed forces whenever America is engaged in a state of war.

It is every American citizen's duty to pick a candidate who will serve the greatest good of the nation.

steadily declined

steadily increased

sharply declined

sharply increased

stayed about the same

increased military spending

increased government spending on education

higher tax rates for the wealthy

W=women’s rights to contraception and abortion

an increase in gay rights and marriage equality

White Protestants

African-Americans

Hispanic-Americans

White atheists

White Catholics

straight-ticket voting

line-item voting

swing voting

dependent voting

reserved voting

Renters

Wealthy people

Religious people

Homeowners

University-educated people