A political scientist expects that how a person votes (or does not vote) may be associated with his or her age. To investigate this, the scientist gathers a convenience sample, asking voluntary participants to anonymously complete the following card: Voter Survey
Please check one answer for each question:
1. How old are you?
□ 18–35
□ 36–64
□ 65 and older
2. How did you vote in the last election?
□ I voted in person at a polling precinct.
□ I voted by mail.
□ I did not vote.
Thank you for participating in our survey.

Data set: Ch 10 – Exercise 07A.sav
Codebook
Variable: Age
Definition: Age classification of respondent
Type: Categorical (1 = 18−35, 2 = 36−64, 3 = 65 and older)
Variable: Vote
Definition: Method of voting
Type: Categorical (1 = Vote in person, 2 = Vote by mail, 3 = Not vote)
a. Write the hypotheses.
b. Run the criteria of the pretest checklist (n is at least 5 per cell in the Crosstabs) and discuss your findings.
c. Run the chi-square test and document your findings (ns and/or percentages, Sig. [p value]).
d. Write an abstract under 200 words detailing a summary of the study, the chi-square test results, hypothesis resolution, and implications of your findings.