The Median Voter Theorem Implies That Politicians

question 37

Multiple Choice

The median voter theorem implies that politicians:

• A) have a strong incentive to listen to the wishes of special interest groups.
• B) only have to satisfy a small number of voters.
• C) should never associate too strongly with one party.
• D) have the incentive to listen to voters on issues that voters care about.

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