The Median Voter Theorem Says That

question 3

Multiple Choice

The median voter theorem says that . . .

• A) When a set of individuals hold single-peaked preferences over outcomes in a unidimensional policy space, a majority of these individuals will support the policy preference of the median voter.
• B) Groups are incapable of majoritarian decisions.
• C) When a set of individuals hold single-peaked preferences over outcomes in a unidimensional policy space, there will never exist a fair and consistent voting outcome.
• D) All electoral systems lead to the same result.

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