In a country's presidential campaign, candidate G received more than 50,000 votes in state X and more than 30,000 votes in state Y. Based on this, Mr. John believes that G has a higher support rate in state X. Which of the following, if true, can refute Mr. John's point? ['Candidate G has made a public speech in State X, but has never been to State Y.', 'Candidate G is a Christian and there are many more Christians in State X than State Y.', 'X supports more women in candidate G than in-state Y.', 'Y has half the population of State X.']