constructing a confidence interval for a population proportion

The data give no evidence about majority support, as 350 voters are too few to decide it.

The data give convincing evidence that fewer than half of registered voters support the tax.

The data give no evidence about majority support, as an interval describes only the sample.

The data give convincing evidence that exactly 56 percent of registered voters support the tax.

The data give convincing evidence that more than half of all registered voters support the tax.

Use the same sample and compute a $95\%$ confidence interval using $p = 0.50$.

Use the same sample but compute a $90\%$ confidence interval.

Collect a new sample of $n = 60$ and compute a $95\%$ confidence interval.

Use the same sample but compute a $99\%$ confidence interval.

Collect a new sample of $n = 480$ and compute a $95\%$ confidence interval.