In Cities with a Weak-Mayor Structure

In cities with a weak-mayor structure,

A) the mayor shares policy responsibilities with the city council and managers; often serving a limited amount of time in office.
B) the mayor is usually elected by an at-large election.
C) the mayor's powers are greater than the term weak mayor suggests. They typically have broad powers over the city council and many formal powers over the municipal bureaucracy.
D) most power resides with the county commissioners because a weak mayor is usually just a figurehead with little influence and few powers.