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The chart below shows voter turnout percentages in a hypothetical election: Age Group | Turnout 18-29: 46% 30-44: 58% 45-59: 67% 60+: 71% Based on this data, which conclusion is BEST supported?

Young voters are not legally allowed to vote in all states. Older age groups tend to vote at higher rates than younger age groups. The 30-44 age group has more registered voters than the 60+ group. Low youth turnout is caused primarily by voter identification laws.

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Older age groups tend to vote at higher rates than younger age groups.

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