An implication of the median voter theorem is that, in a race between Republicans and Democrats,
A)if Democrats want to win, they will take an extreme stance on many issues.
B)Republicans and Democrats go to extremes to differentiate themselves from one another.
C)if Republicans want to win, they will take a "middle-of-the-road" stance on many issues.
D)Republicans and Democrats work hard to identify the fringe voters.

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The median voter theorem suggests that in a two-party system, both parties will move towards the center to capture the median voter, implying that adopting a "middle-of-the-road" stance on many issues is a strategy for winning elections.

An Implication of the Median Voter Theorem Is That, in a Race