Retail Politics Refers to

Retail politics refers to

A) the practice of legislators trading their votes on legislation for campaign contributions.
B) the fact that politicians often adopt marketing strategies that attempt to "sell" their candidacies to potential voters.
C) political campaigns that operate at the local level and use face-to-face communication to generate interest and momentum among voters.
D) the campaigning and lobbying in which private corporations engage around business regulation and trade policy.