During a town hall debate on urban development, a resident argues against a proposed zoning change by stating, 'The mayor's plan is terrible; he's just a rich businessman who doesn't care about the average citizen.' Which logical fallacy is primarily being committed here?

The correct answer to the question "During a town hall debate on urban development, a resident argues against a proposed zoning change by stating, 'The mayor's plan is terrible; he's just a rich businessman who doesn't care about the average citizen.' Which logical fallacy is primarily being committed here?" is Option B: Ad Hominem.

The other options — A) Appeal to Authority, C) False Dilemma, D) Slippery Slope — are incorrect for this General Knowledge question. As explained above: An Ad Hominem fallacy attacks the character, motive, or other attribute of the person making an argument, rather than attacking the substance of the argument itself.