Voter Turnout in Different Types of Elections
StateRepublican Primary General Election
Florida12.8\% 63.5\%
Michigan16.5\% 64.7\%
New York1.4\% 53.1\%
California22.9\% 55.2\%
Texas12.8\% 49.7\%
Source: United States Elections Project, George Mason University
Which conclusion does the data in the chart support?
AVoters are more likely to participate in a presidential election than a primary.
BVoters are more likely to participate in a primary than in a presidential election.
CCalifornia has more Republicans than New York.
DTexas and Florida have a similar number of Republican voters.
State | Republican Primary | General Election |
Florida | 12.8\% | 63.5\% |
Michigan | 16.5\% | 64.7\% |
New York | 1.4\% | 53.1\% |
California | 22.9\% | 55.2\% |
Texas | 12.8\% | 49.7\% |
AVoters are more likely to participate in a presidential election than a primary.
BVoters are more likely to participate in a primary than in a presidential election.
CCalifornia has more Republicans than New York.
DTexas and Florida have a similar number of Republican voters.