That's kinda the entire point. One of the (many) metrics for voting systems is called Voter Satisfaction Efficiency (VSE). This is basically a global L2 distance from each voter to each candidate. To maximize VSE we want to minimize that distance. In other words, we want winning candidates to be most representative of a population's opinions and values. You can see a comparison of different systems here[0]. Note that there are other criteria that matter, but there are plenty of methods that have high VSE and the other criteria we want. Also note that the spread in different types of strategies represents the method's vulnerability to manipulation. If a strategy still yields a high VSE then it is not an effective strategy.

[0] https://electionscience.github.io/vse-sim/