1. **State the problem:** We have three candidates: Garcie, Gael, and Blanky, running for student president. The total number of votes is 200.
2. **Given data:**
- Garcie received 35% of the votes.
- Gael received 0.31 (31%) of the votes.
- Blanky received \frac{68}{200} of the votes.
3. **Calculate the number of votes each candidate received:**
- Garcie's votes: $$200 \times 0.35 = 70$$
- Gael's votes: $$200 \times 0.31 = 62$$
- Blanky's votes: $$200 \times \frac{68}{200} = 68$$
4. **Check total votes:**
$$70 + 62 + 68 = 200$$
5. **Conclusion:** The votes are correctly distributed among the three candidates.
**Final answer:**
- Garcie: 70 votes
- Gael: 62 votes
- Blanky: 68 votes
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