With multiple-peaked preferences,

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When there are multiple-peaked preferences, it means that individuals may have more than one peak or point of maximum preference for a specific issue or candidate. This makes it difficult to find a unique political equilibrium that satisfies everyone's preferences. Additionally, the existence of multiple peaks may also violate the law of transitivity, which states that if an individual prefers A to B and B to C, then they must also prefer A to C. Therefore, all of the answer options are correct.

With Multiple-Peaked Preferences