1. Why is there a political divergence in the citizen-candidate model as opposed toDownsian electoral competition? Explain.2. What is the difference between strategic and sincere voting?3. Explain why multiple equilibriums occur in the citizen-candidate model?

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1. Why is there a political divergence in the citizen-candidate model as opposed to Downsian electoral competition? Explain. 2. What is the difference between strategic and sincere voting? 3. Explain why multiple equilibriums occur in the citizen-candidate model?