Tommy: Many people claim that the voting public is unable to evaluate complex campaign issues. The radio advertisements for Peterson in the national campaign, however, discuss complex campaign issues, and Peterson is currently more popular than the other candidates. Jamie: Yes, Peterson is the most popular. However, you are incorrect in claiming that this is a result of Peterson' s discussion of complex campaign issues. Peterson simply strikes the voters as the most competent and trustworthy candidate. Which one of the following, if true, most supports Jamie's counter to Tommy? ["Polling data shows that most voters cannot identify Peterson's positions on campaign issues.", "Polling data shows that Peterson's present popularity will probably diminish over time.", "Peterson's opponents are discussing some of the same issues as Peterson is discussing.", 'Polling data shows that some voters consider Peterson competent and trustworthy.']