Suppose that three candidates are running for the same office. The only issues the population cares about are policing and criminal rehabilitation programs. There are three types of voters: the first group wants relatively little policing and lots of rehab; the second group wants medium amounts of both; the third group wants lots of policing and little rehab. The candidate with the highest number of votes wins, and the politicians care only about winning rather than about their personal ideology. Analyze how useful the median voter model will be in this case, specifically focusing on the number of issues in the race and the number of candidates who are running. What problems, if any, would these two things cause in terms of the median voter theory?