Which of the Following Is a Reason Legislators Seek Additional

Which of the following is a reason legislators seek additional information to make intelligent choices?

A) Legislators do not vote for outcomes directly but on policies that produce outcomes, and there is uncertainty about whether a policy will produce the desired effect.
B) Legislators who acquire a reputation as policy experts can earn extra income consulting for executive agencies.
C) Because federal agencies publicly reveal the names of legislators who consult them, voters can reward or punish legislators for their efforts to make well-guided decisions.
D) Partisanship clouds the judgment of most legislators, forcing them to seek independent policy research.
E) The informal "rule of four" requires legislators to consult four outside experts before each major vote.