In the table below are votes cast for both major party candidates in the 2016 recent presidential election for a random sample of states (every fifth alphabetically). Insert a code chunk that creates a vector of Trump votes. Name it something intuitive. Repeat for Clinton votes. Check your work by listing each vector. State Name | Trump Vote Count | Clinton Vote Count ----------- | ---------------- | ----------------- Alabama | 1,318,255 | 729,547 California |4,483,814 | 8,753,792 Florida | 4,617,886 | 4,504,975 Indiana | 1,557,286 | 1,033,126 Maine | 335,593 | 357,735 Mississippi | 700,714 | 485,131 New Hampshire |345,790 | 348,526 Ohio | 2,841,006 | 2,394,169 South Carolina | 1,155,389 | 855,373 Vermont | 95,369| 178,573
In the table below are votes cast for both major party candidates in the 2016 recent presidential election for a random sample of states (every fifth alphabetically). Insert a code chunk that creates a
State Name | Trump Vote Count | Clinton Vote Count
----------- | ---------------- | -----------------
Alabama | 1,318,255 | 729,547
California |4,483,814 | 8,753,792
Florida | 4,617,886 | 4,504,975
Indiana | 1,557,286 | 1,033,126
Maine | 335,593 | 357,735
Mississippi | 700,714 | 485,131
New Hampshire |345,790 | 348,526
Ohio | 2,841,006 | 2,394,169
South Carolina | 1,155,389 | 855,373
Vermont | 95,369| 178,573
Wyoming | 174,419 | 55,973
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**Question 2:** Continuing to work with the 2016 election results, insert a code chunk that computes the **percent** of the vote Clinton won in each state and assign them to a vector. Check your work by printing out the vector.
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**Question 3:** Generate a vector that contains the state names and assign the results to Clinton's percent of the vote (the vector you created in previous question) using the `names()` function. Print Clinton's vote percent.
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