Finding 1: An examination of state-level data on electoral turnout reveals that, as states percentages of low-income citizens increase, turnout increases. Conclusion: Low-income citizens are more likely to vote than are high-income citizens. A. For the purposes of this exercise, assume that Finding 1 is correct-that is, assume that Finding 1 describes the data accurately. Is the conclusion supported? Making specific reference to a problem discussed in this chapter, explain your answer
B. Suppose that, using individual-level data, you compared the voting behavior of low-income citizens and high-income citizens. Finding 2: Low-income citizens are less likely to vote than high-income citizens. Explain how Finding 1 and Finding 2 can both be correct.