Question

Which best states a difference between voting in the US and in other countries? In some countries, citizens do not care enough to vote. In some countries, citizens do not have the right to vote. In some countries, citizens vote for communist leaders. In some countries, citizens vote for monarchs.

Answer 1

The statement that best states a difference between voting in the US and in other countries would be that "In some countries, citizens do not have the right to vote," since voting is not a universal right. 

Answer 2

In some countries, citizens do not have the right to vote.

A difference between voting in the US and in other countries could be that in some countries, citizens do not have the right to vote. Democracy is a relatevely new form of government, and in many countries there are still other forms of government that deny or punish democracy, so while other answers could be also true, the basic difference is that americans have conquered the right to vote.