Question

Compared to voters in a general election, voters in presidential primary elections are less likely to be members of political parties A less likely to be well educated B likely to be a larger percentage of the voting-age population C more likely to be members of ethnic or racial minority groups D more likely to be afflu

Answer 1

D). more likely to be affluent

Step-by-step explanation:

The voters in a presidential primary elections are more likely to be wealthy or rich than the voters in a general election.

Because presidential primary elections requires huge wealth and expenditures for campaigning and meetings and placards, etc.

In presidential primary elections, many people are involve in the election process and they influence the election a lot.

Thus the answer is

D). more likely to be affluent