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One of the reasons why the participation gap between minority groups and the national average is no longer enormous is because
A) education and income are no longer considered good predictors of voting behavior.
B) minorities have a group consciousness that gives them an extra incentive to vote.
C) minorities now outnumber whites so that there is no gap.
D) large numbers of minorities are now running for important political offices.
E) the education and income levels of minorities are no longer significantly lower than those of whites.

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