Direct Majority-Rule Voting Is a Form of Coercion in the Sense

question 57

Multiple Choice

Direct majority-rule voting is a form of coercion in the sense that

• A)all citizens must vote
• B)all registered voters must vote
• C)the median voter's preferences determine the outcome for everyone
• D)the majority gets exactly what they want, but the minority does not.
• E)individuals with higher incomes get more votes

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