Public choice theory predicts candidates will A speak in specific instead of general terms. B modify their positions to become more like their opponent, if polls show they are not doing as well as their opponent. call themselves right-wingers or left-wingers, not middle-of-the-roaders. label their opponents as too middle-of-the-road. E) all of the above

Public choice theory predicts candidates will A speak in specific instead of general terms. B modify their positions to become more like their opponent, if polls show they are not doing as well as their opponent. call themselves right-wingers or left-wingers, not middle-of-the-roaders. label their opponents as too middle-of-the-road. E) all of the above