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A). In a comparison of individuals, younger people are more likely to vote Democratic than are older people.
(i) Plausible alternative variable: Race of voter
(ii) Older Americans are more likely to be white and they’re also more likely to be religious (Protestant or Catholic in particular) – and both of those demographic groups also tend to vote Republican for reasons that are quite separate from pension plans.
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