Look at the bar graph, which shows voter turnout in one
election year.
Which is the best conclusion someone can draw from this
graph?
O
All income groups vote at roughly the same percentage.
O The less one earns, the less likely one is to vote.
O Middle-income people vote at higher rates than other
Americans.
O Income has very little to do with voter turnout.

The graph shows that the middle income people vote at higher rates than others.

Explanation:

According to the bar graph we can tell that the middle income people vote at higher rates than others because always the middle class people wait for a change. They think if the they appoint the most eligible person , he or she will bring changes. An eligible person has the ability to change the society. So the the middle class people will vote at higher rates expecting that change will occur.

Word of mouth.