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Recent polls concerning party identification might lead a political scientist trying to understand voter behavior to believe that voter registration ________.
A) indicates a significant Republican shift
B) has little if any significant predictive value
C) indicates more independents than Democrats or Republicans
D) indicates no change over the last two decades
E) indicates a significant Democratic shift

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