What Might Be Considered One Positive Benefit of Using Patronage

What might be considered one positive benefit of using patronage in the nineteenth century to determine political appointments?

A) It allowed the state parties to print and distribute ballots for Election Day.
B) It helped to integrate citizens,many of which were recently naturalized immigrants,into the political system.
C) It allowed local parties to exchange jobs for votes.
D) It led to State Democratic parties becoming disorganized operations,barely capable of holding annual conventions or mobilizing citizens to vote.