If voters exhibit single-peaked preferences in an election with several candidates, which outcome is guaranteed regarding Condorcet cycles?

💡 Explanation

When voter preferences are single-peaked, the median voter theorem guarantees that a Condorcet winner always exists, because the elimination of intransitive preferences removes cyclic group structures, therefore cycles are eliminated, rather than intensified, due to the constraint.

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