Consider how the legal source, case summary, advocacy claim, and data fit together. Which conclusion is strongest? Source A - Constitutional or legal excerpt: Election data can inform policy claims, but claims must match the level of analysis used. Source B - Case summary: A case summary warns that subgroup patterns may differ from overall patterns when group sizes change. Source C - Political argument: A commentator argues that same-day registration reduced turnout in every demographic because overall turnout fell. Source D - Quantitative display: Display: young turnout 38 to 44 percent; middle-age turnout 57 to 60 percent; older turnout 72 to 74 percent; older share of electorate fell from 38 to 25 percent; overall turnout 56 to 55 percent.