Answer:
The founding fathers would say there’s an under representation of electorates if the voter turn out is low.
Explanation:
The founding fathers were in support of voting to occur in all states in the country. This helps in a high rate of representation of the people. They were also of the opinion that a large voter turnout will ensure that the choice of the electorates is duly taken into consideration and their true will is well represented.
They would most likely disapprove of low voter turnouts.
