Stuck on an easy Probability Question

22% of voters support the Conservatives, 30% Labour, 14% some other party, with 34% not supporting
a political party. When asked what party they support, voters either answer truthfully or
refuse to answer; the probability of a refusal is 25% for a Conservative supporter, 20% for a Labour
supporter, or 5% for everyone else.

(i) What proportion of voters say that they support the Conservatives?

Got an Answer = 0.165 = 16.5%

(ii) Of those who do answer, what proportion claim to be Conservative supporters?
Stuck Here
P(Conservatives|They answer) = 0.165/I don't know what goes here

22% of voters support the Conservatives, 30% Labour, 14% some other party, with 34% not supporting
a political party. When asked what party they support, voters either answer truthfully or
refuse to answer; the probability of a refusal is 25% for a Conservative supporter, 20% for a Labour
supporter, or 5% for everyone else.


(iii) Of those who refuse to answer, what proportion actually support a political party? [5 marks]
- No idea aswell

If you can find the percentage who answer con then you can find the percentage that answer lab etc
Therefore you can find the percentage that answer

If you could find the percentage that answered ... You can find the percentage that didn't
And you can find those who don't answer but support con or lab