For the majority of questions of public policy with which elected officials will have to contend, elections are too ______ to reveal useful information.

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Broad elections, such as general elections, are often focused on party or personality rather than specific policy issues. As a result, elected officials may not have a clear understanding of voter preferences on specific policy issues, making it difficult to use elections as a tool to reveal useful information for making policy decisions.

For the Majority of Questions of Public Policy with Which