For questions 11 and 12, consider a situation in which four candidates (John, Karen, Lauren, and Mamadi) are potentially running for a vacant Senate seat. Voter preferences are summarized by the table below. Assume all voters vote sincerely/truthfully (i.e., in-line with actual preferences). Voter Type " Choice 2"d Choice 3" Choice 4th Choice Number of Voters Jim Karen Molly Lauren 85,000 [ii] Jim Molly Karen Lauren 104,000 [iii] Jim Molly Lauren Karen 62,000 [iv] Karen Jim Lauren Molly 56,000 [v] Karen Molly Lauren Jim 73,000 [vi] Lauren Jim Molly Karen 112,000 [vii] Lauren Molly Jim Karen 96,000 [vili] Lauren Molly Karen Jim 35,000 [ix] Molly Lauren Jim Karen 95.000 [x] Molly Karen Jim Lauren 97,000 11. In an election between all four candidates, would receive the most votes. A. Jim B. Karen C Lauren Molly 12. Suppose that the position were filled by first having a vote over all four candidates, followed by a head-to-head runoff between the two highest vote getters. The person chosen as the eventual winner from this process would be A. Jim B. Karen C. Lauren D. Molly