The problem of limited and bundled choices explains why many voters cannot fully express their political preferences.

Limited Choices

A condition where the options available to consumers or decision-makers are restricted, affecting decisions and behaviors.

Bundled Choices

Offering of multiple products or services together as a single combined package, often at a reduced price compared to purchasing each item separately.

Political Preferences

Individual or group inclinations towards specific ideologies, policies, or political parties, influencing voting behavior and public support.