A
Well, do you think, uh, I mean I wonder, the assumption is that it is a problem, uh, and I've never actually had too many people explain to me why it's a problem, though I have the same instinctual feeling that it's a problem and, uh, but it's not clear to me that it is.
B
Uh, bo-,
A
Um, it's a problem if those voting don't represent the population demographically, or in terms of their opinions. But if those who don't vote, if you made them vote and, it those who don't vote would have voted exactly the same way, you know, in other words if forty percent had voted for that person and sixty percent for the other, just like everyone who did vote, it's not clear to me that it is really a problem, um.
B
Um, that's, that's interesting, because I had thought, I ha-, feel that it's a problem also, but, I see your point on that.
A
I mean, I, I assume that those who don't vote, I mean if you look at the break down of those who don't vote, they tend to be, you know, poor blacks, for example, vote very little, and things like that and I assume that they would vote differently if they were voting, than your average voter. But I don't know if that's the case.
B
Uh.