This term refers to a group of people that tend to vote in ways that support or oppose particular policies, or when a group votes in a particular way as a reflection of a particular aspect of their identity.
A) voting rights
B) minority voters
C) voting bloc
D) none of the above

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A voting bloc is a group of people who share a common interest or identity and tend to vote in a particular way as a reflection of that interest or identity. This can include racial or ethnic minorities, religious groups, or people with shared economic interests. Voting blocs can have a significant impact on elections and political outcomes.

This Term Refers to a Group of People That Tend