If the "New Working Class" Has the Most to Gain

If the "new working class" has the most to gain from political participation, why does this fastest-growing part of the population have low turnout rates?

A) Members have few associations that build solidarity and promote their unique interests as a whole.
B) As members have more privileges than other groups, they appreciate them less and do not act to maintain them.
C) Members are in jobs with low education requirements and thus lack the knowledge or interest to participate.
D) Members are in low-paying positions that have high potential for advancement, so they spend more time in economic activity than in political activity.