What do Lomasky and Brennan say about generalized nonvoting?
A) Even if the argument was sound, it still would not follow that one should vote.
B) The most the argument could show is that informed voters have a duty to vote.
C) The argument is not valid, and there fails to establish the claim that there is a duty to vote.
D) All of the above
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