Elections and Happiness

Hi, Rodion:

Just to be clear: the Ann, Billy, and Clyde example lists five voters and three candidates. The top example later looks identical, but the first line is:

1967 3 5

...which means, according to the text, "In each pair the first line contains year number, number of voters and candidates.", so it's three voters and five candidates. Is this correct, or should we flip the definition (making this example identical to the one above)?

Thanks!