All of the given statements are true. Voter fraud is difficult to prove and may be overstated by some, with more incidents occurring in the past when votes were openly bought. Some supporters of voter ID laws argue that they are necessary to prevent voter fraud, though there may not be significant evidence to support this claim.

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Voter Fraud

Question 60

Multiple Choice

Voter fraud

A) is regularly suspected but seldom proved.
B) was more common in the 1800s when votes were openly purchased than today.
C) is the argument frequently cited by supporters of voter ID laws.
D) may be overstated by some.
E) All of the above are true.

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