In the twentieth-century, ineffectiveness and corruption were the reasons many counties shifted away from ______.

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Many counties shifted away from commissions in the twentieth century due to their ineffectiveness and corruption. Commissions, which often combined both legislative and executive functions, were seen as less efficient and more susceptible to corrupt practices, leading to a push for alternative forms of local government organization.

In the Twentieth-Century, Ineffectiveness and Corruption Were the Reasons Many