In an election contest in Jamaica between Tom Stokes and Jean Paul, the former receives 5,200 votes on the preliminary count, while the latter receives 4,900 votes. It is revealed that there are 1,100 spoilt votes. Jean Paul asks you whether she may apply for a magisterial recount, and to which court she should apply if this is allowed. How would you respond? (a) No, because the margin of defeat is too wide; (b) No, because the preliminary count is to be treated as a valid fact in law; (c) No, because spoilt votes cannot be recounted in a recount; (d) Yes; in the Parish Court; (e) Yes; in the Supreme Court