To estimate the percentage of a state's voters who support the current governor for reelection, three newspapers each survey a simple random sample of voters. Each paper calculates the percentage of voters in their sample who support the governor and uses that as an estimate for the population parameter. Here are the results: The Herald: n = 1000 voters sampled; sample estimate=61% The Tribune: n = 800 voters sampled; sample stimate=57% The Times: n = 600 voters sampled; sample stimate=71% All else being equal, which newspaper's estimate is likely closest to the actual percentage of voters who support the governor for reelection?