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Comparisons ....Experts need to confirm OA :(

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by evs.teja » Tue Dec 15, 2015 8:28 pm
Of the three major candidates for President in 2004, Ralph Nader, an independent who had represented the Green Party in the 2000 election, received the least media coverage and ultimately the fewest votes.
"¢ received the least media coverage and ultimately the fewest votes
"¢ received less media coverage and ultimately fewer votes
"¢ received less media coverage and ultimately less votes
"¢ received the least media coverage and ultimately less votes than did the other candidates
"¢ received the smallest amount of media coverage and ultimately the smallest number of votes

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by evs.teja » Tue Dec 15, 2015 8:39 pm
I feel A or E should be the correct answer.
Media Coverage- Uncountable Noun
Votes - Countable Noun

Both the options seem grammatically correct.
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