Use the following preference table to answer the questions: # of Votes 8 4 3 2 First Choice C B D A Second Choice A D B B Third Choice B A A D Fourth Choice D C C C Let's calculate the Borda Count Winner. Let's look at candidate A. There are voters in the first column and they put candidate A as their choice. Since there are four candidates, that means that each voter in the first column will give candidate A points. This means that from the first column, candidate A gets points. There are voters in the second column and they put candidate A as their choice. Each voter in the second column will give candidate A points. That means that from the second column, candidate A gets points. There are voters in the third column and they put candidate A as their choice. Each voter in the third column will give candidate A points. This means that from the third column, candidate A gets points. There are voters in the last column and they put candidate A as their choice. Each voter in the last column will give candidate A points. This means that from the last column, candidate A gets points. Now we can find A's total points by adding up the results from each column and we figure out that candidate A has points