Why do financial resources matter in politics?
A. because income determines ability to vote in elections
B. financial resources do not matter; politics treats all individuals equally
C. because public policies aiding low-income individuals require that those individuals participate in politics
D. because money can be translated into political power and influence through campaign contributions.
Answer: D
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