1. Check the Chi-Square conditions. If the conditions are not met, stop and state why.
2. State the null and alternative hypothesis.
3. Find the P-value.
4. State your conclusion.

In 2016, the political party afliation distribution for US. voters as percents was as follows: Party Proportion Republican 28% Democrat 29% A political researcher would like to know if the party distribution of US. voters is the same this year. A random sample of 1,000 US. voters is selected and the table below is the summarizes the frequencies for the different political parties within the sample: Part Frequency y (Count) Test if the distribution of political afliation for US. voters is different this year at the 5% significance level. A. Check the Chi-Square conditions. If the conditions are not met, stop and state why. B. State the null and alternative hypothesis. Find the Pvalue. State your conclusion. on