Suppose that candidate A is quite conservative, while candidate B and C have moderate political positions....
Suppose that candidate A is quite conservative, while candidate B and C have moderate political positions. Voter or about the candidate are as follows:
35% want A as their first choice and approve of neither B nor C.
29% want B as their first choice but would also approve C.
25% want C as their first choice but would also approve of B.
11% want C as their first choice and approve of neither A nor B.
Which candidate wins by an approval vote?
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