1) When the parents of a man or woman haven’t voted in their lifetimes, then their child is not as likely to vote than they would be if he or she had been brought up in a household where the parents always vote. … Continue reading
Children are less likely to vote when their parents haven’t voted in their own lifetimes, than they would be if their parents always vote. 2) Children are more likely to vote when their parents or the head of the household are voters. 3) … Continue reading
When the parents of a man or woman haven’t voted in their lifetimes, then their child is not as likely to vote than they would be if he or she had been brought up in a household where the parents always vote. a. … Continue reading
1) Children are less likely to vote when they have grown up in a household where the parents haven’t voted. 2) If the head of one’s household votes, then the children brought up in that household are also likely to … Continue reading
1) When the parents of a man or woman haven’t voted in their lifetimes, then their child is not as likely to vote than they would be if he or she had been brought up in a household where the parents always vote. … Continue reading
1) If the parents haven’t voted in their lifetime, then their child is not as likely to vote if they had been brought up in a household where the parents did vote. 2) If the parents or the head of the household … Continue reading
1) When the parents of someone have not voted in their lifetime, their child is not as likely to vote if he or she had been brought up in a household where the parents always vote. 2) If your parents or the … Continue reading
1) Children who are raised by parents who vote, are more likely to vote. 2) People are far more likely to vote if their parents are voters. 3) As genetic testing has proven any times, the residents of death row … Continue reading
1) When the parents of a man or woman haven’t voted in their lifetimes, then their child is not as likely to vote than they would be if he or she had been brought up in a household where the parents always vote. … Continue reading
1) When parents haven’t voted in their lifetimes, their child is less likely to vote than if they had been brought up in a household where the parents always vote. 2) If the guardians of a household are voters, the children are more … Continue reading
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