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Why do winning candidates claim a mandate even though political scientists generally discredit the mandate theory of elections? select one: a. politicians think that political scientists do not understand how things actually work. b. winning candidates are not well versed in the political science literature. c. winning candidates want to justify their policy proposals by claiming that the public supports them. d. voters do not necessarily prefer all of the winning candidate's issue positions?
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