In the Twentieth Century, the Magazine, Literary Digest

In the twentieth century, the magazine, Literary Digest

A) enjoyed readership across the economic spectrum and provided accurate polling data of prospective voters.
B) was popular with wealthier subscribers and polling by the journal inaccurately predicted Franklin D. Roosevelt's defeat in the 1936 presidential election.
C) was popular with factory workers and a survey of subscribers predicted the election of Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1936.
D) held a perfect record of presidential election predictions based on polling from questionnaires.
E) Options A and D are true.