Question b) how many first place votes are needed for a majority? Number of voters 35 52 14 71 16 621st choice2nd choiceA B C C D E3rd choice4th choice5th choiceBDAECDCEEB E CDC B AABE ADD BAplace votes did candidate C receive?14+.7185rst place votes are needed for a majority?

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Number of voters 35 52 14 71 16 62 1st choice 2nd choice A B C C D E 3rd choice 4th choice 5th choice BDA ECD CEE B E C DC B AAB E ADD BA place votes did candidate C receive? 14 +. 71 85 rst place votes are needed for a majority?