I initially chose D, and understood why it's wrong. I guess I kinda understand what the flaw is: it's basically confusing "most votes" as "most preferred". But what I don't understand here is that

a) do we have to assume that people in each province chose their city as the best?

b) what if the capital had like 90 people and the rest had 5 each?

PLEASE release me from this misery

I understand why C is the right answer, but cannot understand why D is wrong.

#help#help#help#help#help#help#help#help#help

I still don't quite understand why A is wrong....

Taking the October LSAT. Would love to join!

this actually made sense. Tysm

Okay I see why reading all AC is super important

My problem with B is that I didn't really translate "unsuccessful" to mean cannot be relied on

#help

Sometimes, these sneaky questions makes me wonder what kinds of people come up with these questions

This was helpful, cuz I realized what assumption I was making! I also choose D for the same reasons...rip

me toooooooooo

and hence why I messed up this question

#helpMan, I still don't get 17.

I thought the question was saying that they will favor the museum's side and which of the following will NOT be treated as benefiting the museum? So I thought I would have to choose something that goes against the museum's side.