Multiple Choice
Refer to the table. In a choice between education and public safety,
A) a majority of voters would favor education.
B) no voter decision is possible.
C) a majority of voters would favor public safety.
D) the outcome would depend on which item was listed first on the ballot.
Correct Answer:

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