The Median Voter Model Implies That

The median voter model implies that:

A) most voters will have the same preferences for goods and services provided by the government.
B) a candidate may adopt more extreme views when seeking his or her party's nomination than during the general election.
C) political voting will be as economically efficient as voting with dollars in competitive markets.
D) politicians manipulate economic policy to influence voters.
E) elections will result in landslide victories for the same party year after year.