Consider an election with three candidates: X, Y, and Z. Suppose 52 percent of voters prefer X over Y and Y over Z, 48 percent of voters prefer Y over Z and Z over X, and 4 percent of voters prefer Z over Y and Y over X. In an ideal voting system, candidate _______ should win the election.
A) X
B) Y
C) Z
D) This cannot be answered without more information.
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