Order the issues from those exhibiting the largest partisan gap to those exhibiting the smallest partisan gap. Figure 6.4 is a bar graph titled, Perception of Fair Treatment across Racial Groups. A double bar graph titled, Percentage of Whites and Blacks saying Blacks are treated less fairly than Whites in each of the following situations. The graph lists 7 situations and the respective percentages for Black respondents and White respondents. By the criminal justice system: 61 percent of White respondents and 87 percent of Black respondents. In dealing with the police: 63 percent of White respondents and 84 percent of Black respondents. In hiring, pay, and promotions: 44 percent of White respondents and 82 percent of Black respondents. When applying for a loan or mortgage: 38 percent of White respondents and 74 percent of Black respondents. In stores or restaurants: 37 percent of White respondents and 70 percent of Black respondents. When seeking medical treatment: 26 percent of White respondents and 59 percent of Black respondents. When voting in elections: 30 percent of White respondents and 58 percent of Black respondents. Source: Juliana Menasce Horowitz, Anna Brown, and Kiana Cox, Start by choosing the first item in the sequence and