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📅 May 16, 2026 👤 scraface

May 16, 2026

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📌 Total score: base (95 + 92) = 187 + 10 = 197

📌 But the key is: does the bonus apply even if second is chosen? The rule says votes for the winner, so only if he supports the winner. Since he supports the highest-scoring, eligible, and he votes for the winner (95), he qualifies. The winner is fixed, so bonus applies.

📌 Jackson votes for 95 (score >85), and wins. The highest score among eligible candidates is 95, second is 92. The bonus of 10 is awarded to the winner, and since he supports the highest scorer (95), he receives the bonus. His total score is his approved scores (95 + 92) plus 10 — no— base score is the approbation scores of all candidates, but election simulation scores are those values. Likely, the 80,78,etc., are the raw opinion scores, and Jacksons total should reflect total approval for eligible candidates. But the problem likely defines total points score as the sum of the scores of the top two eligible candidates plus bonus.

📌 Jackson receives 10 bonus points. His total score is 197.

📌 The final answer expected is the total score, as the bonus is conditional but received.

📌 The three candidates above 85: 92, 88, 95. Jackson votes for all three, but only the highest (95) wins. The bonus applies because he voted for the winner (implied by selecting top scorer for vote). Thus, 10 points bonus added to his score (which already includes 95, 92, 88; but total is sum, so 95+92+88=275, then +10? Or is bonus added separately? The problem says plus 10 bonus points for faithfully voting for the winner — likely a per-vote reward, but since only one winner, likely a flat 10.

📌 But if he votes for all three, but bonus only goes to winner, then only 10 is earned, not per vote. Given context, assume flat 10.

📌 So total: sum of eligible scores (92+88+95) = 275? But scores are approval values, not votes. Probably, the 80,78,... are raw scores, and Jacksons total points is sum of top two. But earlier: total points score — likely the sum of the two highest scores among those above 85 that he supports. Since he supports 95, 92 are top two, sum 187. His total includes all? Or only earned?

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