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| − | '''Political IQ''' is one's understanding of and ability to grasp how political factors influence the media, government, science, education, and other fields.
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| − | The term '''political IQ''' is sometimes misused by the media to mean knowledge about current events, which is neither an IQ nor always reflective of political factors.
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| − | == Example ==
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| − | 1. What is the political motivation for opposing a requirement that voters show photo ID?
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| − | <br>(a) the requirement adds expense
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| − | <br>(b) the requirement increases lines at voting booths
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| − | <br>(c) the requirement reduces voter fraud that tends to help [[Democratic]] candidates
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| − | <br>(d) the requirement reduces voting by older [[Republicans]]
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| − | <br>(e) the requirement is unconstitutional
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| − | Answer: see [[Political IQ Answers]].
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