[See] Less than one week before the election, a Field Poll of 1,566 "likely voters" in California were asked their views on abolishing capital punishment.
Question: Less than one week before the election, a Field Poll of 1,566 "likely voters" in California were asked their views on abolishing capital punishment. 45 percent (or p=0.45) of the sample indicated that they supported Proposition 34, which would replace executions with life imprisonment without parole. Construct and interpret a 95% confidence interval to estimate the population of likely voters in California that support abolishing capital punishment in the state. (2 points)
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