A local politician running for school board wants to know where he is ranked in the polls before the official election. Part A: Provide an example of a sample the politician could measure to gauge his standings. Part B: Provide an example of a population the politician could measure to gauge his standings.  Part C: Write a complete sentence to explain the difference between a sample and a population

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