In a recent survey for an upcoming city mayoral election, people were asked to name the political party they identified with and also the party of the candidate they were going to vote for. Of the 150 people who identified themselves as Democrats, 133 said they would vote for the Democratic candidate. The rest said they would vote for the Republican.
Of the 160 people who identified themselves as Republican, 142 said they would vote for the Republican candidate. The rest said they would vote for the Democrat.
Complete the two-way frequency table for this situation.