What is the focus of political communication?

A) political office to government
B) elected official / candidate to public / voter
C) government to citizen
D) organization to government

Political communication primarily involves the transmission of messages from elected officials or candidates to the public or voters, with the aim of influencing their opinions or actions. This type of communication can take various forms, including speeches, debates, advertising, social media, and direct mail, and is often related to electoral campaigns or policy initiatives. While government-to-citizen communication (C) is also an important aspect of political communication, it is generally aimed at informing or educating the public about government programs or policies, rather than persuading them to support a particular political candidate or agenda. Similarly, while organizations may engage in political communication with government officials (D), this type of communication is typically focused on lobbying for specific policy changes, rather than engaging with the broader public.