A political polling company wants to know if there are differences among people of different political...

A political polling company wants to know if there are differences among people of different political parties with respect to their views on a bill recently proposed in Congress. The company conducted a survey of 300 people and got the following results. Do the results support the hypothesis that there are differences among people in different political parties regarding their views on this bill? (Use a = 0.10)

	Republicans	Democrats	Independents
Strongly Agree	50	10	20
Agree	20	10	15
Neutral	20	20	10
Disagree	10	35	20
Strongly Disagree	10	30	20

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