 One candidate who, at first sight, seems to be a good choice to win the election is \(A\). Candidate \(A\) is ranked first by more voters than any other candidate. (\(A\) is ranked first by 8 voters, \(B\) is ranked first by 7; \(C\) is ranked first by 6; and \(D\) is not ranked first by any of the voters.) Of course, 13 people rank \(A\) last. So, while more voters rank \(A\) first than any other candidate, more than half of the voters rank \(A\) last. This suggests that \(A\) should not be elected. 