In the Past, Most Voters Formed Political Opinions by Listening

In the past, most voters formed political opinions by listening to speeches, meeting with representatives of political parties, or attending town hall meetings. How do voters today tend to learn about political issues?

A) through websites maintained by political candidates
B) through church groups that disseminate information on policy and news
C) through human interest stories in the media
D) through newspaper and magazine articles that focus on the policy implications of political decisions
E) through intimate, firsthand knowledge of issues