Use the preferential voting method to determine the winner and compare it to the single candidate voting or plurality method. Who wins thepreferential vote and the single candidate vote?There are 2000 voters and the candidates need 1001 to win. There are 4 candidates for the house of representatives and you have to rankthem by preference.Votes1st2nd3rd4th630MaryJazmineMarcosHenry600JazmineMarcosHenryMary400HenryMarcosJazmineMary370MarcosJazmineHenryMarya. Preferential: Henry wins with 770, Plurality: Mary wins with 630b. Preferential: Jazmine wins with 1370, Plurality: Mary wins with 700c. Preferential: Jazmine wins with 970, Plurality: Mary wins with 630d. Preferential: Jazmine wins with 1370, Plurality: Mary wins with 630

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