Voter turnout in the United States is much lower than in other countries in part because
A) of the unique American requirement of voter registration.
B) Americans are asked to vote less often and do not sustain interest in the electoral process.
C) Americans vote for fewer political offices and lack a sense of political efficacy.
D) the choice offered Americans is greater than in other countries, which confuses potential voters.
E) of the strident positions taken by the parties, which alienate middle-of-the-road voters.
Answer: A