The Median Voter Model Predicts That

The median voter model predicts that:

A) the candidate who promises protection from imports for the most industries will win the election.
B) government policy makers are more likely to enact protectionist trade policies the larger is the group directly affected by the policy.
C) the candidate who proposes policies that are favored by slightly more than half of the voters, regardless of the size of the gains or losses involved, will win the election.
D) small special interest groups will have a disproportionately large influence on government policies because most voters have little information on most issues that do not directly affect them.