Answer to Question #88660 in Political Science for December

Question #88660

There are three candidate in an election in which only one can be elected. Candidate A obtained 9000 votes, candidate B 6000 and candidate C 5000

What is the minimum number of votes that the winner must obtain if an absolute majority is required?.

1. 9001
2. 10 001
3. 8000
4. 10001
5. 15001

Expert's answer

15001

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