Those who cast ballots generally hold distinctly different views about the proper role of government than those who don't vote or don't register to vote.

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Studies have shown that non-voters tend to have lower levels of political knowledge and interest, and may hold more negative attitudes towards government and politics in general. Therefore, those who do vote are more likely to have distinct views about the proper role of government compared to those who don't.

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