Which of the following is not a typical step in the policy-making process?

Which of the following statements best describes the process of logrolling?

a. Legislators may choose to link several smaller pieces of legislation together to make a positive vote more appealing to a larger group of legislators. b. Legislators may vote in favor of a piece of legislation for future electoral benefits. c. Legislators may vote in support of legislation that will receive enough overriding votes in the case of a presidential veto. d. Legislators may vote in favor of one piece of legislation in exchange for support for their own legislation some time in the future.

Of the following, which policy area would include food stamps/vouchers?

A. education B. criminal justice C. welfare D. health care