In developing a policy platform, major political parties spend significant amounts of time and money supporting those researchers at think tanks who draft the legal details of new policy initiatives. Such researchers are dedicated advocates for the particularities of any policy they draft, so they tend to overlook any method of analysis that may undermine it. Strangely, however, most major political parties neglect to interview voters when developing policy positions, even though it is the voters—not the researchers—who ultimately decide whether a policy is a political success or not.
Which of the following, if true, best accounts for the typical policy development practices among major political parties?
【选项】
Voters seldom hold strong opinions about policies that have not yet gone into effect.
选项是否正确？