All of the following are forces that can move a policy problem onto the public agenda EXCEPT:
A) Indicators.
B) Focusing events.
C) Realignment.
D) Feedback.

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Realignment refers to shifts in political party power or voter preferences, which is more about political dynamics than directly moving a policy problem onto the public agenda. Indicators (data or evidence showing a problem exists), focusing events (incidents that draw public attention), and feedback (information on the success or failure of current policies) are all mechanisms that can highlight a policy issue and push it onto the public agenda.

All of the Following Are Forces That Can Move a Policy