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The public choice model asserts that the self-interest of policymakers is likely to cause them to take actions that are inconsistent with the preferences of voters, even where those preferences are clear.

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According to the median voter theorem, the outcome of a majority vote is likely to represent the preferences of the voter who is in the political middle.

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