3. Median voter outcome Consider the race for governor of a small state. The population of the state is evenly divided between three citiesSummertown, Hanover, and Danbury. The governor's race is between Ron Ruskin (the mayor of Summertown) and Travis Turner (the mayor of Hanover). Assume that no matter what is said during the campaign, Ruskin can count on the support of 100% of the Summertown population, and Turner can count on the support of 100% of the Hanover population. Assume 100% voter participation. Based on majority-rule voting, the next governor will be the one preferred by the majority of the residents of . The two candidates are asked in a debate about their support of education subsidies. Public opinion polls in Danbury have shown the following about the level of education subsidies desired: 70% want a low level 20% want a medium level 10% want a high level With linear preferences, the median voter model predicts that the candidates will support a level of education subsidies