Because Voters Are Clearly Different from Nonvoters

Because voters are clearly different from nonvoters,

A) a political system that includes and mobilizes nonvoters might well produce different policies.
B) increased voter turnout probably would not have much effect on policies because different types of voters would cancel each other out.
C) it really does not matter who participates because voting does not have any real influence on policymakers.
D) elections should be held more frequently so that nonvoters would be encouraged to participate.
E) elections are not truly democratic unless all participate.