Do the required assumptions of the binomial distribution apply here? What is a reason they may not? Given that p= .5 and n= 4

Question 3 (8 pts.) Imagine there is an election with two candidates, candidate A and B. Suppose that candidate A has a 60% chance of winning any given one-on-one debate versus candidate B. Before the election, there are four scheduled debates. Let the random variable Y refer to the number of debates that Candidate A wins