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It is known that in a certain congressional district, 40% of all registered voters are Republicans....

It is known that in a certain congressional district, 40% of all registered voters are Republicans. Ten registered voters are selected at random from the district. What is the binomial probability that at most two of the voters selected are Republicans?

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