Question

why does the voting demographic aged 18 to 25 have a limited political voice? its members cannot vote. it’s the smallest eligible group. it’s the least likely to vote.

Explanation:

• The first option is incorrect because 18 is the standard minimum voting age in most democracies, so this group is eligible to vote.
• The second option is incorrect because the 18-25 demographic is not the smallest eligible group; older age brackets (like 75+) are typically smaller.
• The third option is correct because this age group consistently has the lowest voter turnout rates compared to older eligible populations, which reduces their political influence and voice.

Answer:

C. It's the least likely to vote.