General, Americans with high incomes vote at the same rate as any other income group. a lower rate than any other income group. a higher rate than those earning less money. a lower rate than those earning less money.

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Dario Booker

20 June, 08:42

General, Americans with high incomes vote at the same rate as any other income group. a lower rate than any other income group. a higher rate than those earning less money. a lower rate than those earning less money.

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Kash Sampson · Answer 1

The correct answer would be the first option : American's with high incomes vote at the same rate as any other income group. However, there are certain states that are known to always vote for the Democrates, i. e. their candidate. An example would be California

Samir Ali · Answer 2

General, Americans with high incomes vote at the same rate as any other income group. I think in most of the countries in the Earth the voting right is the same regardless of the income bracket you are in. Both the high earner and the low earner citizens should have the same voting rights.