Normally, we expect voters' preferences to exhibit a property called
A)transitivity.
B)transversality.
C)normality.
D)universality.

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Transitivity means that if a voter prefers option A to B, and B to C, then the voter also prefers A to C. This is a basic expectation of rational decision-making, and it is important for ensuring that the outcomes of elections are meaningful and consistent. Options B, C, and D are not related to this property of voters' preferences.

Normally, We Expect Voters' Preferences to Exhibit a Property Called