According to the Dillon Rule doctrine,
A) general-law cities and towns are much more constrained than home-rule cities, and cannot take any action unless explicitly authorized by a law passed by the state.
B) city council members elected in single member districts must live in the district that they represent.
C) in a weak-mayor system, the mayor does not have a vote at city council meetings.
D) home-rule cities must publish all proposed ordinances and regulations at least 90 days before they go into effect.

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The Dillon Rule doctrine states that general-law cities and towns have limited powers and are much more constrained than home-rule cities. They cannot take any action unless explicitly authorized by a law passed by the state. Home-rule cities have more autonomy and can exercise powers not specifically granted or prohibited by the state.

According to the Dillon Rule Doctrine