Suppose a political candidate is running for office, and the primary policy issue at stake is the fraction of the locality's budget that will be allocated toward public schools. Forty percent of voters prefer the amount to be 10 percent of the budget, 15 percent of voters prefer 20 percent, and 45 percent of voters prefer 25 percent. According to the median-voter theorem, the candidate will be in support of public school spending as _______ percent of the budget.

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Suppose a Political Candidate Is Running for Office, and the Primary