Question

All of the following statements are true EXCEPT Question 16 options: Voter I.D. laws are likely to suppress the vote of low-income voters. The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Indiana voter ID law. Voter I.D. laws are favored by Republicans. Voter I.D. laws are favored by Democrats. Voter I.D. laws are likely to suppress the vote of minority voters.

Answer 1

Voter I.D. laws are favored by Democrats.

Step-by-step explanation:

Voter I.D. were, in fact, used to limit the vote of people who belonged to social minorities such as blacks, the elderly, people with low income, disabled people, among others. They were kept in Indiana, as the supreme court said these laws did not break the constitution, although they were completely undemocratic. Although the Voter I.D. had a good percentage of Democratic supporters, they were more favored by Republicans.