In presidential elections, voters often find that they do not agree with any single candidate on all the issues that matter to them (the voters). This is known as the

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The limited and bundled choice problem refers to the situation where voters must choose among candidates, each representing a "bundle" of policies or positions, without the ability to select policies individually. This means voters often cannot agree with any single candidate on all issues important to them.

In Presidential Elections, Voters Often Find That They Do Not