Pls help me, does or does not

Passage A

My opponent says we should respect the values that have guided us in the past and draw strength from them. But this election isn't about the past, it's about the future. I am the candidate that wants to lead us to a better, brighter future. So you can either vote for my opponent and a return to the past, or you can vote progress by voting for me.

Passage A commit a fallacy; specifically, it commit an appeal to the people fallacy.

Passage B

Traditionally, women have been prohibited from serving as Catholic priests. Because of this tradition, women should continue to be prohibited from serving as Catholic priests.

Passage B commit a fallacy; specifically, it commit an appeal to the people fallacy.

Passage C

Have you seen all these advertisements pushing the initiative to lift the ban on off-shore drilling? They are all paid for by the oil lobby. If I were a lobbyist for oil firms, I'd want the initiative to pass, too. But we are not part of the oil lobby, and we should ignore everything they say on this issue.

Passage C commit a fallacy; specifically, it commit an appeal to the people fallacy.

Passage D

As head of the union, I can convince your workers to go on strike. That's reason enough for you to agree with me that we deserve more paid vacation time.

Passage D commit a fallacy; specifically, it commit an appeal to the people fallacy.

Passage E

Everyone who works here is required to wear formal business attire during business hours. So, if you want a job here, then you also need to have the required business attire.

Passage E commit a fallacy; specifically, it commit an appeal to the people fallacy.