In Texas,what are the characteristics of cities operating with the strong mayor-council form of government?
A) Council members elected by multi-member districts
B) A mayor elected by single-member districts within the city
C) A mayor with power to veto council action and council members elected by multi-member districts
D) Council members elected by single-member or at-large districts and a mayor elected at large within the city
E) A mayor with no veto power and a mayor elected at large within the city

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In the strong mayor-council form of government, the mayor is typically elected at large and has significant executive powers, including veto power. Council members can be elected either by single-member districts or at-large.

In Texas,what Are the Characteristics of Cities Operating with the Strong