Step 1: Create an evidence-based policy plan. Work with local experts and grassroots organizations to develop a water-type proven policy solution. Dont skip this step, this research sets you up for success throughout your campaign.Step 2: Commission a high-quality poll. Test the plan with a high-quality poll. If you are going to get groups and politicians to sign on to something, you better make sure it moves voters first. Dont skimp on polling, reliable results from a respected firm get you the credibility you needStep 3: build a coalition. Now youre ready to create a resolution for groups to endorse and work hard to get a lot of important organizations to sign on.Step 4: bring on the media. The more media the better because media coverage builds public support for your cause and motivates your supporters.Step 5: Make your policy into an election issue. This is when you leverage your coalition's strength to make candidates for office endorse your resolution then let the voters know which candidates have endorsed it and which have not.Step 6: Go win in the legislature. Because your powerful coalition got the candidates to endorse your cause, you being the next legislative session with support of a strong number of legislators committed to get the job done.Which of the following is not one of the stages of the DeMarco six-step model of change? Option A Engage with whatever agencies will be involved in implementing or enforcing your proposed change. Option B Commission an evidence-based policy plan. Option C Use media advocacy to show the need and build public support for your issue. Option D Make your issue an election issue by asking candidates during election season to sign a resolution of support for it. Option E Commission a high-quality poll to assess and demonstrate public support for your issue.