Question: In an election between two candidates the regular vote count came out in favor of Candidate A. When the absentee ballots were counted, the percent in favor of Candidate B was so high that B came out ahead overall. Someone conducts a statistical test to see how rare such a difference between the two vote counts would be just by chance and calculates the p-value to be .08. A newspaper writes "this shows that there is roughly a 92 percent chance that the difference between the two counts is due to some irregularity other than simply chance alone." Do you agree with the newspaper’s interpretation of the p-value? Explain briefly.

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