LSAT PrepTest 28, Section II, Logic Games, Question 23 Explanation

LG Game 4 Question 23 Explanation, by LSATHacks

The only way to get two people voting for and against the exact same number of bills is using this scenario. F and H vote the same way on everything:

LSAT Preptest 28, Game 4, Question 23, Diagram 9

A is wrong because Fu is not voting for tax.

B is wrong because G always votes against recreation.

C is wrong because the only way to make everything the same is to have G vote for the school bill.

D is wrong because G votes for schools and taxes.

E is CORRECT.

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