According to David Mayhew's Work, Advertising in the House of Representatives

According to David Mayhew's work, advertising in the House of Representatives refers to:

A) buying thirty-second spots on television to affect legislative debate.
B) appeals without issue content that get a member's name in front of the public.
C) claiming credit for things of value to voters, such as pork-barrel projects.
D) making public statements on things that interest constituents.
E) developing a member's Web page.