Read the excerpt from "Compulsory Voting: An Idea Whose Time Has Come": Compulsory voting would offer candidates less incentive
to inflame passions. Without having to spend so much of
their time trying to appeal solely to the highly partisan
voters most likely to show up at the polls, they could
instead spend more time crafting policy proposals to meet
the needs of all voters. Fewer highly partisan lawmakers
would mean more cooperation and less unnecessary
government gridlock.
Which research question does this paragraph best address?
A. Why is compulsory voting something that should be avoided?
B. How can compulsory voting improve the way politicians behave?
c. Why do politicians usually oppose compulsory voting?
D. How can Americans ensure laws pass quickly?

The correct answer is B. How can compulsory voting improve the way politicians behave?

Explanation:

In the excerpt, the author explains the advantages of compulsory voting, which means all citizens that meet voting requirements should vote. About these advantages, the author points out this would lead to proposals that benefit all "they could  instead spend more time crafting policy proposals to meet  the needs of all voters". Moreover, this policy would have a positive impact on the creation laws "more cooperation and less unnecessary  government gridlock, According to this, the paragraph addresses the question "How can compulsory voting improve the way politicians behave?" because it focuses on the advantages of compulsory voting, in terms of the behavior and actions of politicians.

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