1. Change directory into your wyncode folder.

2. Clone the following repo https://github.com/wyncode/js-voter-sim.git

3. Change directory into the cloned project.

4. Run npm install in your console.

1. Create four global arrays named voters, democrat-candidates, republican-candidates, and independent-candidates.

2. Create a class named Person. The constructor method should take 1 parameter name.

3. Create a class named Voter that inherits from Person. The constructor for this class should take 2 parameters name and ideology. Remember to use super! Whenever you create a new Voter, push it into the voters array.

4. Create a class named Candidate that inherits from Person. The constructor for this class should take 2 parameters name and party. Remember to use super! All candidates should have a property votes which is initialized to the numeric value 0.

Whenever you create a new Candidate, push it into the candidate array for their party. e.g. If the newly created Candidate's party property is equals to independent push said candidate into the independent-candidates array.

1. Add an event listener for the submit event of the Voter form. The event handler for this event should take the values in both the form text input and dropdown and create a new Voter instance. Afterwards it must create an <li> DOM element with the following class "list-group-item". Then it must append said <li> to the <ul> in the voter list <div>.

2. Add an event listener for the submit event of the Candidate form. The event handler for this event should take the values in both the form text input and dropdown and create a new Candidate instance. Afterwards it must create an <li> DOM element with the following class "list-group-item". Then it must append said <li> to the <ul> in the candidate list <div>.

3. BONUS (HARD) Add an event listener for the click event for the Randomize button. When clicked this button should create 100 instances of the Voter class. Selecting a random ideology is easy. However, what about creating random names? Research an npm package named faker. Use it to create the names for the Voters.

4. Add an event listener for the click event of the Vote button. The event handler for this event should execute the vote function, which you will define in the next session.

1. Create a function called vote which is in charge of determining who wins the election.

2. This function should go over each of the voters in the voters array.

3. For each voter, determine what party they voted for.

   3a. If the Voter's ideology property is equal to liberal, the voter has a 60 percent chance of voting democratic, 20 percent chance of voting independent, and 20 percent chance of voting republican.

   3b. If the Voter's ideology property is equal to neutral, the voter has a 50 percent chance of voting independent, 25 percent chance of voting democratic, and 25 percent chance of voting republican.

   3c. If the Voter's ideology property is equal to conservative, the voter has a 60 percent chance of voting republican, 20 percent chance of voting independent, and 20 percent chance of voting democratic.

4. Once you have determined for what party the Voter will vote, pick a random Candidate from the party's array (democrat-candidates, independent-candidates, republican-candidates) and increase its votes property by 1.

5. Finally, go through each one of the Candidates arrays and find the candidate with the most total votes. Use an alert box to declare the name of the winner.

Note: Understand that you can (and should) divide this function into multiple functions.