For this project, you will create a polling question with 4 choices. On-Ground Students: Your question and choices must be approved by your instructor no later than the next class period. Online Students: Your question and choices must be submitted by Wednesday of Week 5 through the discussion board ritled "Voting Systems Project Topics." Submitting your topic in a timely manner is worth 2 points. 1. (5 pts) Place your approved topic and 4 choices in the blanks below. Rank the following from favorite to least favorite. (topic goes here) On-Ground Students: You will ask the class to rank the 4 options. (See the course schedule for the date.) You must be in class that day to receive credit for this project. Bring 35 blank index cards. Online Students: Talk to your friends and family, use social media, online surveys, etc. You must gather at least 30 responses to your topic. You will receive no credit if you have less than 30 voters. Explain how you polled your topic. 2. (5 pts) After your question has been polled and results are collected, fill in the preference schedule below. If more than one voter has chosen a particular ranking, group those rankings rogether. There are 24 possible rankings because there are 4 choices (4321=24). It is unlikely you will use all of the columns. \# of voters \# of voters \# of voters Determine the winner using the following voting methods. Show all work. If you have any ties (except in Condorcet Method), you must break them using a tie-breaking rule from the reading. 3. (5 pts) Determine the plurality winner. Did that winner receive a majority? For this project, you will create a polling question with 4 choices. On-Ground Students: Your question and choices must be approved by your instructor no later than the next class period. Online Students: Your question and choices must be submitted by Wednesday of Week 5 through the discussion board ritled "Voting Systems Project Topics." Submitting your topic in a timely manner is worth 2 points. 1. (5 pts) Place your approved topic and 4 choices in the blanks below. Rank the following from favorite to least favorite. (topic goes here) On-Ground Students: You will ask the class to rank the 4 options. (See the course schedule for the date.) You must be in class that day to receive credit for this project. Bring 35 blank index cards. Online Students: Talk to your friends and family, use social media, online surveys, etc. You must gather at least 30 responses to your topic. You will receive no credit if you have less than 30 voters. Explain how you polled your topic. 2. (5 pts) After your question has been polled and results are collected, fill in the preference schedule below. If more than one voter has chosen a particular ranking, group those rankings rogether. There are 24 possible rankings because there are 4 choices (4321=24). It is unlikely you will use all of the columns. \# of voters \# of voters \# of voters Determine the winner using the following voting methods. Show all work. If you have any ties (except in Condorcet Method), you must break them using a tie-breaking rule from the reading. 3. (5 pts) Determine the plurality winner. Did that winner receive a majority