public class VotingMachine // - ---Start below here. To do: approximate lines of code = 23 11 * Create 4 instance variables. Two are of type String and * each stores the name of a political party * Two are of type int and they store the number of votes for * each political party Create a constructor method that has 2 String arguments which are used to initialize the name of each political party Set the number of votes for each party to /** Create a public method voteParty1() which adds one vote for political party 1 Create a public method voteParty2() which adds one vote for political party 2 * Create a public method newElection) that sets the current number of votes for * each political party to * Create a public method getWinner() that returns a String. * If party 1 has more votes than party 2 then return the string * containing: the name of party i followed by " win the election with * followed by the number of votes for party 1 followed by "votes" If party 2 has more votes than party 1 then return the string * containing: the name of party 2 followed by " win the election with followed by the number of votes for party 2 followed by "votes" If party 2 has the same votes as party 1 then return the string containing: the name of party 1 followed by " and "followed by the name of party 2 followed by " tied with " followed by the number of votes for party 1 import java.util. Random; public class VotingMachineTester public static void main(String[] args) VotingMachine vm = new VotingMachine("Democrats", "Republicans"); int votes1 = 7736; for (int i = 0; i