Multiple Choice
The theory of electoral competition predicts that in elections,
A) the political parties will take similar positions.
B) the political parties will take clear, unambiguous positions.
C) the voters will decide how to vote based on how well the incumbent party satisfied them.
D) voters will vote mostly according to party identification.
E) the parties will take vague, yet dissimilar positions.
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