"Retail Politics" Refers to

"Retail politics" refers to

A) the fact that voters always vote for candidates who best represent their own self-interest.
B) attempts made by political machines in the nineteenth century to buy votes from citizens through cash payments.
C) debates about how extensively government should regulate the manufacture and sale of consumer goods.
D) campaigns where candidates meet citizens face-to-face to discuss politics.
E) government-run auctions to sell public property.