Which of the following is necessary for the Median Voter Theorem?

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The Median Voter Theorem is based on the assumption of single-peaked preferences, where voters have a peak preference and their preferences decrease on either side of that peak. This allows for a clear middle point, or median, to be identified where the most preferred outcome for the largest number of voters can be found. Double-peaked preferences would complicate the ability to identify a clear median point, and identical preferences for all voters would not provide any differentiation to identify a middle point. Unknown preferences would make it impossible to apply the Median Voter Theorem.

Which of the Following Is Necessary for the Median Voter