Which of the following is not one of the conditions that must exist for the median-voter theorem to hold?
A)There is a single one-dimensional policy question.
B)Candidates win by majority vote.
C)There are only two candidates.
D)The policy being voted on must be uncontroversial.

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The median-voter theorem does not require the policy being voted on to be uncontroversial. It primarily focuses on conditions such as a single-dimensional policy space, majority voting, and the presence of only two candidates to predict that the candidate whose position is closest to the median voter's preference will win.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Conditions