One implication of the median-voter model, as applied to a vote regarding how much government involvement
to have in the economy, is that most voters would ﬁnd the resulting government involvement either too large
or too small.

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The median-voter model assumes that the winning policy will be the one preferred by the median voter, who represents the middle point of the distribution of voters' preferences. Therefore, the resulting government involvement would be considered acceptable to the median voter, who is neither in favor of too much nor too little government involvement.

One Implication of the Median-Voter Model, as Applied to a Vote