Those who believe that nonvoting is a critical problem cite the "class bias" of those who do vote.This means that

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The "class bias" argument suggests that there are social and attitudinal differences between voters and nonvoters, rather than voter registration requirements or the behavior of elected officials. This argument contends that voters tend to be higher income and education, and may not identify with the concerns of lower income or marginalized groups who are less likely to vote.

Those Who Believe That Nonvoting Is a Critical Problem Cite