Mathematics · Percentage

In village D (in 2018), the valid votes were three times the invalid votes. The valid votes were distributed among three parties — P, Q, and R. Party R won by securing 60% of the valid votes, while P and Q received an equal number of votes, resulting in a tie. A re-election was conducted between P and Q, where only the previously invalid voters were allowed to vote again — and this time, all votes were valid. If Party P finally received 138 votes in total, find the number of votes that Q received in the re-election.