Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.
Jeremy, Riley, Pat, Travis, Kevin, Joe, John, Jason, Richard and Steve are ten persons residing in a particular country. They cast their vote in the general elections of the country in favour of the three contesting parties namely, ABC, PQR and XYZ with not less than two persons and not more than five persons voting for one particular party.
Travis, who votes for the same party as Steve, doesn’t vote for ABC. Jason doesn’t vote for either PQR or XYZ. Kevin, who votes for XYZ, doesn’t vote for the same party as Riley. Richard and Joe vote for the same party and that is for either of ABC or PQR. Jeremy and John vote for different parties but neither of them votes in favour of ABC. Pat, who votes for the same party as Travis, votes for PQR. Riley, who doesn’t vote for PQR and XYZ, votes for the same party as Richard. Jeremy doesn’t vote for either ABC or XYZ.
Which of the following statements is/are not true?
Statement I: The number of persons who have voted for party ABC is more than the number of persons who have voted for party PQR.
Statement II: John and Travis vote for different parties.
Statement III: Riley casts his vote in favour of party PQR.